Automakers can breathe a sigh of relief as a shortage of semiconductors had started to interfere with vehicle production.

In response to U.S. trade restrictions, China has stopped exporting crucial chips used by automakers across North America.

A disruption in the delivery of semiconductor chips, used in many car parts, has GM and others seeking solutions.

U.S. auto plants could face major production slowdowns in weeks as a deepening conflict between China and Western nations threatens to disrupt supply chains.

The auto industry is gearing up for another semiconductor chip shortage, and Jaguar-Land Rover's cyberattack cost the UK ...

We're scouring the world to look for alternatives,' the CEO of Mercedes-Benz said as automakers brace for the impact.

Dutch firm Nexperia’s inability to produce semiconductors looks like it’ll have a knock-on effect for the car industry ...

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The Senkaku Paradox describes how small stakes can lead to big conflicts at a time of great-power rivalry. While the term’s ...

European carmakers are reliant on China. A dispute over Dutch chipmaker Nexperia has delivered fresh evidence of the industry ...

At least two of Alabama’s automakers are making moves in response to a chip shortage that threatens to snarl production for several major vehicle manufacturers. On Tuesday, Honda and Mercedes-Benz ...