Hyundai Motor Asan Plant to Halt Production from 24th to 26th Due to Car Semiconductor Supply Shortage
[Asia Economy Reporter Yu Je-hoon] Hyundai Motor Company announced on the 24th that it will halt automobile production at its Asan plant for three days until the 26th.
The Asan plant produces vehicles such as the mid-to-large sedan Grandeur and the mid-size sedan Sonata. The production stoppage is reportedly due to a shortage of electronic control units (EUV) and transmission control units (TCU).
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This marks the third production halt at the Asan plant this year due to the semiconductor supply shortage. The plant was also closed on the 12th-13th and 19th-20th of last month.
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