Tesla announces a temporary suspension of car production at its Berlin factory, lasting from January 29 to February 11. The move is attributed to component shortages caused by disruptions in transport routes due to recent attacks on vessels in the Red Sea. Tesla is the first company to disclose such production interruptions linked to the ongoing crisis in the Red Sea, highlighting the impact on Europe’s largest economy. The attacks, orchestrated by Iranian-backed Houthi militants, have created a ripple effect, affecting crucial shipping routes between Europe and Asia. This article delves into the implications for Tesla, other affected companies, and the broader automotive industry facing supply chain challenges.
