The semiconductor chip shortage is a problem that, unfortunately, simply refuses to end. Over the past couple of months, many carmakers have had to resort to making significant changes in their variants to keep up with the shortage. The deficit has now claimed the dashboard equipment after causing issues and disrupting everything from manufacturing to sales.  Skoda has announced that this month onwards, two variants of both Kushaq and Slavia will get an 8-inch touchscreen as opposed to the previous 10-inch screen. Monte Carlo, however, will continue with the 10-inch counterpart.  "In light of the continued semiconductor shortage, we have ...