Chip shortage will cost industry $210B, 7.7M units in 2021, Alix Partners says

September 23, 2021 04:01 AM

Consulting firm AlixPartners said Thursday that the ongoing semiconductor chip shortage will cost the global automotive industry $210 billion this year, a greater revenue loss than previously thought.

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