Chip Turmoil Hits Auto Industry 🚗⚡
Ever wondered why your dream EV might face delays? The Chinese mainland is stepping in to ease the strain after a spat over Nexperia chips.
A spokesperson from the Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) says improper interference by the Dutch government in Nexperia—an overseas arm of Wingtech and a key car chip supplier—sparked global supply chain woes. As a responsible major economy, the Chinese mainland wants to keep both local and international markets stable.
To help carmakers hit by chip shortages, MOFCOM is considering export exemptions for eligible Nexperia chips. Companies facing hurdles can reach out directly to the ministry or local commerce authorities for support. 📞➡️💡
Earlier this month, the Chinese mainland’s Semiconductor Industry Association slammed the Netherlands for overextending national security concerns and meddling in Nexperia’s internal affairs. MOFCOM warns that such tactics could boomerang, ultimately harming the Netherlands’ own business environment.
Why It Matters 🌏
- Your next car could depend on these chips.
- Export exemptions could speed up deliveries.
- Shows the Chinese mainland’s commitment to supply chain stability.
Bottom line? Watch the semiconductor saga closely—it’s shaping everything from your commute to the global tech landscape. 🚀
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China mulls export exemptions for Nexperia chips amid carmaker turmoil
cgtn.com
