Site icon AnyAuto

Coronavirus leads to parts shortage for Car Manufacturers

10millionthvehicleinproductionattheNissanSunderlandplant(4)-sourceCar manufacturers have a strong dependency on parts made in China.  So how is the concern about trading with areas that have the coronavirus affected manufactures.  David Brown reports

https://www.anyauto.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/BTW-3176-Feb-24.mp3?_=1

A number of car companies have had to scale back production because they have not been able to get enough parts from China because of concerns about the Coronavirus.

Nissan will halt production for two days at its Kyushu plant in Japan which makes the Serena and X-Trail models.

Hyundai recently temporarily closed its factories in South Korea while Fiat Chrysler has said it was considering halting production at one of its European plants.

MG who imports their cars from China has said that they are monitoring the situation with a focus on ensuring their people are safe.

Hubei, (Who Bay) where the coronavirus outbreak first started, is a major transport and car manufacturing hub in central China.

Motoring Minutes are heard around Australia every day on over 50 radio channels through the Torque Radio networkMotoring Minutes have an average daily audience of over 150,000 listeners. 

Exit mobile version