Tesla has hardly any chip problems
Tesla is currently benefiting from a weak overall market. Compared to September 2020, the number of new registrations fell from 1.29 to 0.96 million vehicles and thus by 25 percent. The background to this is the global chip crisis, which is bringing production to a standstill at almost all manufacturers. Except for Tesla. In contrast to the competition, the Californians did not cancel their semiconductor orders at the beginning of the corona lockdown, but instead let the orders continue. Clever, as it turned out a long time ago. Because contrary to what the established manufacturers apparently thought, the chip manufacturers did not humbly wait for the carmakers to restart their assembly lines, but simply sold their production elsewhere. For example to the producers of smartphones and consumer electronics. And to the loyal customer Tesla, who probably still benefits from this loyalty.
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