Global brokerage firm Morgan Stanley in a note released on November 15th said that the automotive semiconductor chip shortage is now "in the rear-view mirror". According to the report, with Malaysian fabrication plants back to 100% in terms of workforce utilisation and car production beginning to recover globally, the semiconductor chip crunch may not affect car production after November this year. Is the global semiconductor crisis finally easing? Can motown breathe a sigh of relief yet? Is the worst over for the auto industry? Watch our deep-dive on the India Development Debate with Kranti Sambhav, Editor & Lead- Auto, Times Drive, Vinkesh Gulati, President, Federation Of Automobile Dealers Association (FADA) and Ravi Bhatia, President & Director, JATO Dynamics India.
