Slow progress made on microchip shortage as delivery times fall in June

Automakers are likely to use more advanced chips on EVs than those used on ICE vehicles. (GETTY)

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Bloomberg

July 06, 2022 06:34 PM

The delivery times for semiconductors fell by a day in June, a sign of modest relief after chronic shortages that have plagued automakers and other industries for more than a year.

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