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The shortage of semiconductor chips over the past year has been one of the tech industry’s biggest problems. Auto manufacturers have been hit the hardest by this and supply chain and production have been heavily stalled. With demand of electronic devices at an all time high, chip manufacturers have struggled to catch up with demand and you may notice lower inventory than normal when visiting your local Chevy dealer.
Why the chip shortage has led to less Chevy inventory at your Anderson Chevy dealership
Semiconductors are central to chips and circuit boards. In cars, they help run everything from digital displays to control systems. A global shortage of semiconductor chips has forced auto manufacturers to cut back on production and prioritize key features of vehicles over extras.
Auto industry experts believe the supply shortage may impact the industry for as long as two years; while consumers are seeing this now with dealerships having limited inventory, this may be the trend through 2021.
Is the automotive industry being prioritized?
Lockdowns have caused factories to close and led to decreased chip production. Semiconductor chips are heavily utilized by the makers of personal electronics, another industry that has witnessed a huge jump in demand. Chip producers have been left trying to increase their production while car makers, computing, and phone manufacturers have fought to get their hands on more semiconductor chips.
What does this mean when buying a car in Anderson, IN?
While the global shortage of semiconductor chips has limited options for new-car buyers, our team at Ed Martin Chevrolet is here to help. Browse our available inventory on our Chevy dealership site. Don’t see the vehicle you’re interested in? Use our Find My Car form and a member of our team will reach out to you. We want to make sure that you’re able to get the vehicle you want so swing by and see us at Ed Martin Chevrolet in Anderson, IN for your next Chevy vehicle.
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