List of Honda assembly plants

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Honda Motor Company, Ltd. operates plants worldwide for the manufacture of their products. In a vehicle identification number (VIN), the 11th digit indicates the factory the auto has been built in.

VIN Name Location Products Opened Closed Comments
  Dongfeng Honda Automobile Company Wuhan, China Honda CR-V
Honda Civic
Honda Elysion
Honda Jade
Honda Spirior
Honda X-RV
2003  
 L Honda of America Mfg., Inc
(East Liberty Auto Plant)
East Liberty, Ohio, USA Honda CR-V
Acura RDX
1989   short distance from Marysville Auto Plant
 2 Guangqi Honda Guangzhou, China Honda Accord
Honda City
Honda Crider
Honda Crosstour
Honda Fit
Honda Odyssey
Honda Vezel
1998   The first production line of Honda in China[1]
  Honda Atlas Cars Pakistan Lahore, Pakistan Honda City
Honda Civic
1992  
 H Honda of Canada Manufacturing Alliston, Ontario, Canada Honda Civic
Honda CR-V
1986   2 car plants and engine plant supplying engines to Civics
 E Honda Manufacturing of Indiana Greensburg, Indiana, United States Honda Civic
Honda Civic GX NGV
Honda Civic Hybrid
Honda CR-V (2017- )
Acura ILX (2013-2015)
2008  
 B Honda Manufacturing of Alabama Lincoln, Alabama, United States Honda Odyssey
Honda Pilot
Honda Ridgeline
Acura MDX
Honda J engine
2001  
 A[2] Honda of America Mfg., Inc. - Marysville Auto Plant

(Honda Performance Manufacturing Center)

Marysville, Ohio, United States Acura NSX

Honda Accord (2 Door & 4 Door)
Acura TLX
Acura ILX

2014 The first American Honda plant built for the resurrection of the NSX, and the latest assembly plant of Honda in the USA.
 U Honda of the UK Manufacturing Swindon, United Kingdom Honda Civic
Honda CRV
Honda Jazz
1992   Previously made the Accord
 M[2] Honda Hamamatsu Factory Hamamatsu, Japan cars
motorcycles:
Honda CBR750 (bodies 1968-1971)
Honda CBR600RR
Honda CBR1000RR
engines
1954   After motorcycle production was transferred to Kumamoto in 2008, the plant switched to production of automatic transmissions for autos; in addition, an all-new plant started production of auto transmission in 2010 with an annual capacity of 800,000

produces electric motors for mid to large-size hybrid vehicles; a second and third line is added in 2016

Honda Hosoe Plant Hosoe, Japan 2001 manufactures 4-stroke outboard engines from 2001 in Hamamatsu
 K[2] Honda Kikuchi Plant Kumamoto Prefecture, Japan motorcycles: Honda CBR650, Honda Gold Wing 1974   Honda Gold Wing (since 2011) after production in US ceased in 2009; tools and machines moved from US
Honda Europe Ghent, Belgium   1978   Logistics centre - storage space for motorcycles, power equipment, cars and parts
 B[2] Honda Belgium Factory Aalst, Belgium motorcycles 1962   First overseas Honda factory; no longer motorcycles production since 1995, now automobiles parts
 R Moto Honda da Amazonia Ltda. Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil motorcycles: Pop 100
Lead 110
Nova Biz 125
Honda CG125 (Fan and Cargo)
Honda CG150 (Fan and Titan)
NXR150 Bros
CRF230F
Honda XRE300
CB300R
CB600F Hornet
Honda XL700V Transalp
Nova Honda Shadow 750
1976  
 9 Honda Automoveis do Brasil Ltda. Sumaré, Sao Paulo, Brazil Honda Civic
Honda Fit
Honda City
Honda HR-V
1997   Honda Civic: for Mercosur
Honda Fit: only FFV model
Honda City: only FFV model
Honda HR-V: only FFV model
PT. Honda Prospect Motor Sunter, North Jakarta, Indonesia 1976
J[3] Honda Karawang Plant Karawang, Indonesia Honda Fit, Honda Jazz, Honda Civic, Honda CR-V and Honda Stream 2003
  Honda Cars India Greater Noida,
Uttar Pradesh, India
Honda Jazz
Honda Civic
Honda Accord
Honda CRV
1995   Honda CR-V is sold by the mean of CBU fully imported from Japan; Formerly, Honda Siel Cars India
  Honda Cars India Bhiwadi,
Rajasthan, India
Honda Jazz
Honda Civic
Honda Accord
Honda CRV
2009   Honda CR-V is sold by the mean of CBU fully imported from Japan; Formerly, Honda Siel Cars India
 P Honda Ayutthaya Plant Ayutthaya, Thailand Honda Brio

Honda Amaze
Honda City
Honda Jazz

Honda BR-V

Honda Mobilio

Honda HR-V
Honda CR-V
Honda Accord

1996 The manufacturing center for Asian and Australasian market. Made the Honda Civic from 1996 until 2016. Now it is produced in Prachinburi Plant.
 S[2] Honda Japan Suzuka, Mie, Japan Honda CRX
Honda City
Honda CR-Z
Honda Fit
Honda del Sol
Honda Insight
Honda NSX
Acura RSX
Honda S2000 (AP2)

Honda Integra

1960
  Honda Prachinburi Plant Prachinburi Province, Thailand Honda Civic 2016 The latest assembly plant of Honda in Thailand
 C[2] Honda Sayama Factory Sayama, Saitama, Japan Honda Accord
Honda Prelude
Honda Fit
Honda Odyssey
Honda CR-V
Acura TL
Honda Legend
Acura RL
Acura TSX
1964
  Honda Yorii Factory Yorii, Saitama, Japan Honda Fit
2013
[4] Honda Gebze Plant Turkey Honda Civic
1992 Official site of Honda Turkey

It was reported in 2007 that Honda Turkey would switch to import the City from Japan upon full model change[5] Honda produces Civic sedan for European markets in Turkey.[6]

  Honda Motor Argentina Campana, Argentina Honda HR-V
Motorcycles
[7]
2011 Assembly Honda HR-V for Argentina (gasoline fuel) and Brazil (flex fuel)
 G Honda De México S.A. de C.V. El Salto, Jalisco, México Honda CR-V 1995
  Honda De México S.A. de C.V. Celaya, México Honda Fit
Honda HR-V Starting 2014
2014 Operations started on Feb 21, 2014
 F Honda Taiwan Pingtung County, Taiwan Honda CR-V
Honda HR-V
Honda City
Honda Fit
2002  

Former plants[edit]

VIN Name Location Products Opened Closed Comments
  Honda Argentina Florencio Varela, Argentina Motorcycle:
Honda C105 Biz
Honda Wave
Honda GLH Storm
2006 2016
E with AHM lead on VIN East London plant in South Africa South Africa 1983 2001
  Honda New Zealand Nelson, New Zealand Honda City(1st gen)
Honda Civic
Honda Accord
1965 1998 Note: Became a dedicated Honda plant in 1988 (although Hondas were assembled there from 1984 under NZMC). Prior to the Honda takeover BLMC (Rover, Truimph, Land Rover, Jaguar and more) cars were assembled from 1965.

Note: The Marysville plant started assembling motorcycles in 1979, cars in 1982. In February 2007, Honda announced that it would cease production of motorcycles in the United States in spring 2009.[8]

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