Showing results for "Semiconductor shortage"
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Toyota’s production hits global highs in August but is set to scale down in October / News
Due to the effects of the pandemic, global geopolitical factors, and the semiconductor shortage, Toyota is scaling back its production for October.
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Toyota cuts May 2022 production due to parts shortage / News
The global semiconductor shortage continues to spell bad news for Toyota, Lexus, and other automakers.
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The conflict in Eastern Europe could further aggravate the global chip shortage / News
Ukraine supplies about 70 percent of the world’s neon supply, and a production disruption could be cause for concern.
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Global Semiconductor Shortage — Everything automotive that you need to know / Featured Article
A combination of COVID and continued closures continue to short out the automotive industry.
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Toyota to cut November production by 15% amid global chip shortage / News
The Japanese automaker could produce 150,000 fewer vehicles than it had planned.
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LTO releases guidelines on the use of temporary certificate of registration / News
The LTO released a circular detailing guidelines on the use and issuance of temporary CRs as it faces another shortage.
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Kia wants you to go electric with the all-new EV3 / News
Kia has unveiled the all-new EV3, promising impressive range and no shortage of techie features.
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5 things we love about the all-new Hyundai Santa Fe / Featured Article
The all-new Hyundai Santa Fe is here to shake up the SUV segment, and we have no shortage of things to love about it.
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LTO: Validity of licenses expiring in November 2023 to be extended until April 2024. / News
Faced with another shortage of plastic cards, the LTO is extending the validity of licenses expiring in November.
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The LTO to issue temporary digital driver’s licenses amidst card shortage / News
The LTO is shifting to digital licenses, for now, and amidst the office’s shortage of plastic license cards.
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Amid license printing woes, the DOTr turns to the National Printing Office / News
The National Printing Office will print five million driver’s license cards to address the ongoing shortage at the LTO.
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License shortage caused by external reasons, according to LTO / News
LTO explains the reasons behind the plastic card drivers license shortage.
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DIY plates are illegal according to the LTO / News
The Land Transportation clarifies the types of plates allowed on vehicles amid the agency’s shortage of blank plates.
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MMDA to deploy Libreng Sakay vehicles and LGUs to deploy vehicles amidst transport strike / News
The MMDA is deploying Libreng Saskay vehicles starting March 7, 2023, in response to the temporary PUV shortage.
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Honda HR-V expected to increase in price by 2023 / News
The Honda HR-V is set to get a price increase in 2023 due to the global parts shortage and possibly make way for the arrival of the all-new Honda BR-V.
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DOF: Government is 'ready' for severe oil price hike / News
Currently hovering at around $92 USD per barrel, the price of oil in the world market could hit $100 USD soon.
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The Philippines could experience an oil supply shortage in 2022 / News
The Department of Energy (DOE) has formed a task force to address possible coming oil supply shortages.
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6 brands that have been affected by the global chip shortage / Featured Article
While some brands have chosen to remove certain features from their vehicles, these brands have persevered and kept their models intact but at the cost of their manufacturing speed.
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Suzuki halts Vitara production in Hungarian plant / News
The global chip shortage has been triggering the production plants of many automotive brands.
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Nissan to slash Japanese production due to chip shortage / News
In our case, only a few Nissan models are being imported from Japan. Could the Philippine market be affected by this?
