VW and Daimler Going Electric Overwhelms German Auto Suppliers
A worker holds a silicon wafer at Robert Bosch’s semiconductor fabrication plant in Dresden, Germany, in May.
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Volkswagen, BMW and Daimler are pushing hard to electrify their offerings, but Germany's $94 billion car-parts industry is struggling with the once-in-a-generation shift.