By Marie Mannes (Reuters) – Volvo Cars’ chief executive is confident the Swedish carmaker will deliver its new electric car by 2024 despite significant supply chain problems, he said on Wednesday. Despite short-term supply chain challenges that have complicated Volvo’s transition to electric vehicles (EVs), CEO Jim Rowen told Reuters he believes the problems with parts and components that have hurt the industry are slowly coming to an end, including the global semiconductor chip shortage. “We still see remnants of some semiconductor shortages, which we think will continue for a while,” Rowen s…