Rhorn
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https://carbuzz.com/news/honda-and-acura-sales-take-a-serious-dive
Honda recently released its sales figures for April, and it's pretty clear that the Japanese brand has been hit hard by ongoing supply constraints. In general, the automotive industry is feeling the pain of the ongoing semiconductor chip shortage, which stretches far beyond the ability to produce cars.
Seems like the release of Q4/Q1 of next year is more likely based off of this article.
This is kinda crazy, if the deliverers are late does that mean will they continue to pump out the 2023 model year until they meet a quota or will dealerships still be receiving 2023 models well into 2024? From what I've read people say that Honda released 50k CTRs for the last gen which was 2017-2021. That comes about to 12,500 cars a year. Is it bad to assume that this isn't likely? So would they extend the generation range or just crank out a shit ton in the later model years? I don't really know how car manufacturing
Honda recently released its sales figures for April, and it's pretty clear that the Japanese brand has been hit hard by ongoing supply constraints. In general, the automotive industry is feeling the pain of the ongoing semiconductor chip shortage, which stretches far beyond the ability to produce cars.
Seems like the release of Q4/Q1 of next year is more likely based off of this article.
This is kinda crazy, if the deliverers are late does that mean will they continue to pump out the 2023 model year until they meet a quota or will dealerships still be receiving 2023 models well into 2024? From what I've read people say that Honda released 50k CTRs for the last gen which was 2017-2021. That comes about to 12,500 cars a year. Is it bad to assume that this isn't likely? So would they extend the generation range or just crank out a shit ton in the later model years? I don't really know how car manufacturing
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