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Global microchip shortage hits Toyota, Honda, Nissan, German automakers

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Hans Greimel
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Yang Jian
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January 08, 2021 08:44 AM

TOKYO -- Honda Motor Co. said it is weighing production cuts in Japan due to a global shortage of automotive microchips. Several other global automakers and suppliers also said they have been impacted.

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