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MEXICO CITY: Auto production in Mexico could be slow through the first half of 2022 due to a semiconductor shortage and COVID-19 aftershocks, the country head of Japan\u0027s Mitsubishi Motors Corp was quoted as saying on Wednesday (Jan 19). The global semiconductor shortage has prompted Mexico and other North

MEXICO CITY: Auto production in Mexico could be slow through the first half of 2022 due to a semiconductor shortage and COVID-19 aftershocks, the country head of Japan's Mitsubishi Motors Corp was quoted as saying on Wednesday .

"I think we'll still an impact for at least the first six months of this year," Mitsubishi Motors de Mexico President and Chief Executive Officer Jorge Vallejo said in an interview with Mexican business newspaper El Financiero. The decrease was particularly steep in the second half of the year, falling 16.51 per cent in December alone, official data show.

 

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