Toyota said it still can’t get its hands on enough semiconductors to meet its production goals, despite signs of excess supply elsewhere in the chip business
TOKYO— Toyota Motor Corp. said it still can’t get its hands on enough semiconductors to meet its production goals, despite signs of excess supply elsewhere in the chip business.
Toyota on Tuesday lowered its production target for the current fiscal year through March to 9.2 million units from a previous goal of 9.7 million units, citing a shortage of automotive chips.
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