Group 1 - Nissan is set to reduce production by 1,400 vehicles at its Kyushu plant due to ongoing chip supply disruptions related to Nexperia [3][4] - Previously, Nissan had anticipated a reduction of approximately 900 vehicles for its popular Rogue SUV model due to the same semiconductor shortage [3][4] - The production adjustments are a response to a 16.5% decline in retail sales in Japan during the first half of the fiscal year, attributed to consumer concerns over the company's financial health [4] Group 2 - Other automakers are also responding to the Nexperia chip shortage, with Volkswagen stating it has secured enough chips for production, while Honda aims to resume normal operations in North America by November 24 [6] - Aumovio, a subsidiary of Continental AG, has received its first batch of Nexperia chips from China [6] - The Dutch government is seeking solutions to the issues surrounding Nexperia, with a delegation expected to visit China for discussions [7][9] Group 3 - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has expressed a willingness to cooperate with the Netherlands to stabilize the global semiconductor supply chain and hopes for constructive proposals to resolve the Nexperia issue [9]