Volkswagen said on Feb. 14 that it was working to rectify a delay in delivering certain vehicles held up at U.S. ports due to a customs issue, citing allegations of forced labor by “one of its sub-suppliers.”

The German carmaker told MotorTrend that some of its vehicles impounded at U.S. ports are fitted with “a small electronic component,” which it said is in the process of being replaced as parts arrive.

“Deliveries continue, however some unavoidable delays may occur, for which we apologize. We are contacting each customer to keep them informed,” Volkswagen was quoted as saying by the news outlet.


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