Volkswagen Chattanooga production was temporarily interrupted for the second time in two weeks, with the latest incident involving a global information technology issue, a spokesperson said Thursday.
Certain shifts Wednesday were affected, Chris Guin, a communications specialist at the 5,000-worker plant, said in an email.
“Production at Volkswagen Chattanooga was impacted due to a global IT malfunction,” he said. “The Volkswagen IT infrastructure problems were resolved overnight, and production has resumed according to plan.”
German media reported the incident temporarily halted large parts of the automaker’s IT and production systems at locations around the globe, according to the daily business newspaper Handelsblatt.
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