The tier one supplier has signed deals and committed investment with STMicroelectrics and Wolfspeed in an effort to make a more secure electric vehicle supply chain
The German tier one supplier has signed deals with STMicroelectrics and Wolfspeed to secure the direct supply of silicon carbide devices and semiconductors enabling it to guarantee onward supply of technology for EVs to its carmaker customers.
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