Tesla, Volvo Car pause output as Red Sea shipping crisis deepens
By Victoria Waldersee, Anna Ringstrom and Marie Mannes for Reuters
The Tesla Gigafactory Berlin-Brandenburg plant. Tesla largely suspends production in Germany - involuntarily. Photo: Patrick Pleul / DPA / AFP
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