A slow but steady improvement in the chip supply situation over the next year will eventually limit automakers’ pricing power, which has been boosting earnings across the industry in recent quarters, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares said.
In a media call presenting the automaker’s results in the first half of the year, Tavares said the industry was in a “very specific sweet spot right now.”
“We have a significant unbalance between the offer and the demand for automobiles, which gives us a transaction price opportunity,” he said.
Tavares said the chip supply situation would improve slowly but would not get back to pre-COVID levels before the end of next year.
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A slow but steady improvement in the chip supply situation over the next year will eventually limit automakers’ pricing power, which has been boosting earnings across the industry in recent quarters, Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares said.
In a media call presenting the automaker’s results in the first half of the year, Tavares said the industry was in a “very specific sweet spot right now.”
“We have a significant unbalance between the offer and the demand for automobiles, which gives us a transaction price opportunity,” he said.
Tavares said the chip supply situation would improve slowly but would not get back to pre-COVID levels before the end of next year.
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