during the first four months of this year nissan was mexicos secondbiggest auto assembler after general motors according to data from national statistics agency inegimexico japanese automaker nissan will carry out temporary work stoppages at three mexican plants for several days in june because of production adjustments needed to manage a shortage of semiconductor chips the company said on friday nissans aguascalientas plant 1 will shut down for seven days in june while the same facilitys plant 2 will close for one day in the month the company did not give details of which days advt meanwhile the company said its civac plant in morelos state will temporarily halt operations for seven days in june it also did not specify the dates we will continue to making adjustments to our production process in order to minimize impacts to the auto industry both locally and globally the company said in a brief statement to reuters adding that it will work to recover lost production the aguacalientes plant 1 assembles nissans versa kicks and march models plant 2 puts together the sentra while the civac facility makes pickup trucks including the frontier during the first four months of this year nissan was mexicos secondbiggest auto assembler after general motors according to data from national statistics agency inegi reuters published on may 29 2021 at 0109 pm ist telegram facebook copy link be the first one to comment comment now comments comment now read comment 1 all comments post post find this comment offensive choose your reason below and click on the submit button this will alert our moderators to take actions reasons for reporting foul language defamatory inciting hatred against a certain community out of context spam others report join the community of 2m industry professionals subscribe to our newsletter to get latest insights analysis download etauto app get realtime updates save your favourite articles scan to download app nissan chip shortage production plant nissan chip shortage general motors homenewsindustrynissan plans work stoppages in mexico in june due to chip shortage