GM finishing, shipping more pickups that had lacked chips

Carlisle: "Our goal would be to clear out our '21 model years by the end of the year. We'll have a bit of a tail of '22 model years into the new year but not for too long."

By:

BEN KLAYMAN

By:

Reuters

October 22, 2021 03:52 PM

DETROIT -- General Motors is more than halfway through shipping newly-assembled pickups that it had parked due to a shortage of semiconductor chips, a top GM executive said on Friday.

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