Volkswagen cuts working hours due to shortage of chips
Infrastructure
- 30 September, 2021
- 05:49

Volkswagen, which is suffering from an ongoing shortage of automotive chips, will cut working hours at its main German factory in Wolfsburg until the middle of October, Report informs, citing foreign media.
The shortened working hours affect the first two weeks of October, the company said, adding that on October 1, only one assembly line would be running at the plant, located at the carmaker's headquarters.
Carmakers worldwide have had to cut or adjust production in the wake of the shortage, which Volkswagen has said cost it a high six-digit number in lost vehicle production in the first half of the year.
Volkswagen is due to report third-quarter results on October 28.
Latest News
12:18
Estonia to support development of cyber diplomacy in Azerbaijan
ICT12:07
Photo
Ronen Krausz: 'I'm optimistic about further deepening of Israel-Azerbaijan co-op' - INTERVIEW
Foreign policy12:04
Trial underway in Baku for ethnic Armenian suspects accused of war crimes
Incident11:55
Three dead, six injured in Russia's shelling of Kharkiv Oblast
Other countries11:47
Iran FM holds meeting with Hamas delegation in Doha
Region11:37
Work paused at Hyundai's US site after hundreds of workers detained in raid
Other countries11:27
Putin calls Moscow best venue for possible Russia–Ukraine summit
Region11:25
Female deminers remove hundreds of mines in Azerbaijan's liberated lands
Domestic policy11:15