MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia’s biggest carmaker, Avtovaz, will stop its Togliatti and Izhevsk plants on Saturday and from March 9 to 11 as it grapples with a crisis in supplies of electronic components, the company said on Thursday.
Avtovaz, controlled by French carmaker Renault, had paused some lines for a day this month.
(This story corrects stoppage dates to March 9-11, not March 9-10)
(Reporting by Moscow bureau; editing by Clarence Fernandez)
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