Bad news for anyone trying to ditch gas-powered vehicles right now.
—are preventing automakers from sufficiently ramping up manufacturing to meet demand. Some companies claim they’ve already sold out their most popular EV models, leading to delays. Not to mention, war-torn Ukraine is usually a significant source of neon, the gas that helps power the laser tech used to make semiconductors.Other car tech is also in trouble. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine led to corporate flight from both countries and shifted automakers’ business incentives.
—of which it was a major source. No cars, whether gas-powered or electric, can function without those wire systems, so other nations will have to make up for that lost capacity.
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