MUNICH -- The global semiconductor shortage may not entirely go away next year and could take until 2023 to be resolved, executives said at the IAA Munich auto show.
Soaring demand for semiconductors means the auto industry could struggle to source enough of them throughout next year and into 2023, though the shortage should be less severe by then, Daimler CEO Ola Kallenius said.
"Several chip suppliers have been referring to structural problems with demand," Kallenius said. "This could influence 2022 and [the situation] may be more relaxed in 2023."