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Updated August 2020 A 2020 Honda Digital FactBook Updated August 2020 a Table of Contents 1.1 Worldwide Operations Worldwide Sales Network Region Country Company Products Began Sales North U.S. American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1959 America Honda Aircraft Company Jet Aircraft 2006 Honda Aero, Inc. Jet Engines 2004 Canada Honda Canada Inc. Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1969 Mexico Honda de Mexico, S.A. de C.V. Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1985 South Peru Honda del Peru S.A. Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1974 America Brazil Moto Honda da Amazonia Ltda. Motorcycles, Power Products 1995 Honda Automoveis do Brasil Ltda. Automobiles 1997 Argentina Honda Motor de Argentina S.A. Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1978 Chile Honda Motor de Chile S.A. Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1999 Japan Japan Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1948 Europe/ Austria Honda Motor Europe Ltd. Central Europe Branch Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1982 Middle East/ Belgium Honda Motor Europe Benelux Branch Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 2007 Africa Czech Republic Honda Motor Europe Ltd. (Czech) Automobiles, Motorcycles 1993 France Honda Motor Europe Ltd. (France) Automobiles, Motorcycles 1964 Honda Europe Power Equipment S.A. Power Products 1986 Germany Honda Motor Europe Ltd. (Germany) Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1961 Hungary Honda Motor Europe Ltd. (Hungary) Automobiles, Motorcycles 1993 Italy Honda Motor Europe Ltd. (Italy) Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1990 Netherlands Honda Motor Europe Ltd. (Netherlands) Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1995 Poland Honda Motor Europe Ltd. (Poland) Automobiles 1992 Portugal Honda Motor Europe Ltd. (Portugal) Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 2006 Russia Honda Motor RUS LLC Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 2004 Slovakia Honda Motor Europe Ltd. (Slovakia) Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1994 Spain Honda Automoviles Espa~na, S.A. Automobiles 1988 Montesa Honda S.A. Motorcycles 1980 Sweden Honda Motor Europe Nordic Branch Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Equipment 1974 Switzerland Honda Motor Europe Switzerland Branch Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1974 U.K. Honda Motor Europe Ltd. (U.K. Division) Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 1989 Turkey Honda Turkiye A.S. Automobiles, Motorcycles 1992 Nigeria Honda Mfg. (Nigeria) Ltd. Motorcycles, Power Products 1979 Honda Automobile Western Africa Ltd. Automobiles 2013 South Africa Honda South Africa Ltd. Automobiles, Motorcycles, Power Products 2000 (continued on next page) 1.2 Worldwide Operations Worldwide Sales Network (Continued) Region Country Company Products Began Sales Asia/Oceania India Honda Siel Power Products, Ltd. Power Products 1988 Honda Cars India, Ltd. Automobiles 1997 Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (Private) Ltd. Motorcycles 2001 Indonesia P.T. Astra Honda Motor Motorcycles 2000 P.T. Honda Prospect Motor Automobiles 1977 P.T. Honda Power Products Indonesia Power Products 2006 Malaysia Honda Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. Automobiles 2000 Bonn Siew Honda Sdn. Bhd. Motorcycles 2009 Philippines Honda Philippines, Inc. Motorcycles, Power Products 1973 Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. Automobiles 1990 Pakistan Honda Atlas Cars (Pakistan), Ltd. Automobiles 1994 Atlas Honda, Ltd. Motorcycles 1962 Honda Atlas Power Product (private), Ltd. Power Products 1998 Thailand Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co., Ltd. Automobiles 2000 A.P. Honda Co., Ltd. Motorcycles 1986 Asian Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Power Products 1964 Vietnam Honda Vietnam Co., Ltd. Automobiles, Motorcycles 1996 Taiwan Honda Taiwan Co., Ltd. Motorcycles, Automobiles, Power Products 2002 Korea Honda Korea Co., Ltd. Motorcycles, Automobiles 2001 Australia Honda Australia Pty., Ltd. Automobiles 1969 Honda Australia Motorcycle and Power Equipment Pty., Ltd. Motorcycles, Power Products 1987 New Zealand Honda New Zealand, Ltd. Automobiles 1988 China China Wuyang-Honda Motors (Guangzhou) Co., Ltd. Motorcycles 1992 Guangqi Honda Automobile Co., Ltd. Automobiles 1999 Jialing-Honda Motors Co., Ltd. Power Products 1996 to 2005 1996 Sundiro Honda Motorcycle Co., Ltd. Motorcycles 2001 Dongfeng Honda Automobile Co., Ltd. Automobiles 2003 1.3 Worldwide Operations Worldwide Production 2019 2018 2017 Region Country Automobiles Powersports Power Products Automobiles Powersports Power Products Automobiles Powersports Power Products North America U.S. 1,205,016 122,988 1,838,958 1,240,487 123,471 1,831,674 1,207,818 2,071,600 Canada 407,758 0 0 432,771 0 0 430,164 Mexico 204,417 58,942 19,397 147,521 59,407 22,654 213,449 25,700 Subtotal 1,817,191 180,103 1,858,355 1,820,779 181,585 1,854,328 1,851,431 183,828 2,097,300 South America Brazil 133,476 902,255 13,770 138,049 800,819 25,410 134,059 679,738 13,900 Argentina 8,542 65,335 0 9,926 109,992 0 10,558 122,620 Subtotal 142,018 1,104,172 13,770 148,975 1,038,343 25,410 144,617 919,987 13,900 Japan 843,056 229,005 6,401,147 891,248 272,475 5,706,040 817,500 229,164 6,329,200 Europe/Middle East/Africa U.K. 108,783 0 0 160,075 0 0 166,228 Turkey 24,234 0 0 38,318 0 0 28,745 Italy 0 102,700 0 0 96,900 0 92,439 Spain 0 1,216 0 0 896 0 1,836 France 0 0 195,663 0 0 204,588 260,900 Nigeria 350 85,468 0 332 55,514 0 17,222 Subtotal 133,017 209,188 195,663 198,725 169,624 204,588 195,103 125,768 260,900 Asia/Oceania Thailand 228,347 1,590,338 2,424,317 246,068 1,704,715 2,508,302 225,547 125,768 2,675,700 India 135,335 5,126,192 305,912 177,089 6,387,885 208,582 176,555 5,801,744 192,300 Indonesia 140,102 5,211,387 39,316 156,493 4,946,848 42,454 181,434 4,498,650 27,900 Malaysia 0 191,903 0 108,531 147,394 0 105,951 124,552 Pakistan 0 1,088,368 0 51,664 1,152,302 0 47,287 1,046,881 Philippines 0 348,476 0 8,130 406,612 0 8,560 461,329 Vietnam 0 2,727,963 0 10,723 2,759,918 0 9,909 2,446,635 Laos & Cambodia 0 446,932 0 0 409,648 0 337,345 Australia 0 0 38,431 0 0 48,928 15,900 Subtotal 668,228 16,792,666 2,807,976 794,898 17,964,445 2,808,266 1,786,263 16,393,555 2,911,800 China 1,566,735 1,730,094 1,289,322 1,502,468 1,561,301 1,133,183 1,441,928 1,738,906 1,468,500 TOTAL 5,170,595 20,245,228 6,428,992 5,357,093 21,311,253 6,447,152 6,236,842 19,591,208 13,081,600 2.1 North America Regional Operations Major North American Subsidiaries Began Country Company Operation Headquarters Location Responsibilities U.S. American Honda Motor Co., Inc. 1959 Torrance, CA Sales, marketing, service, distribution, import and export of Honda and Acura products in the U.S. Honda Trading America Corp. 1972 Torrance, CA Export and import activities. Honda of America Mfg., Inc. 1979 Marysville, OH Manufacture of automobiles, engines and components. American Honda Finance Corp. 1980 Torrance, CA Wholesale financing to Honda/Acura automobile, motorcycle and power equipment dealers; retail financing for Honda/Acura automobiles. Honda Power Equipment Mfg., Inc. 1984 Swepsonville, NC Manufacture of power equipment products. Honda R&D Americas, LLC 1984 Torrance, CA Research, design and development of automobile, motorcycle and power equipment products and technologies. Honda Engineering North America, LLC 1988 Marysville, OH Development of unique production equipment for manufacturing operations. Honda Transmission Mfg. of America, Inc. 1996 Russells Point, OH Manufacture of gears, automatic transmissions, hybrid powertrains and AWD differentials for automobiles. Honda of South Carolina Mfg., Inc. 1998 Timmonsville, SC Manufacture of all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and side-by-side vehicles. Honda Manufacturing of Alabama, LLC 2001 Lincoln, AL Manufacture of automobiles and engines. Honda Research Institute USA, Inc. 2003 San Jose, CA Research and innovative solutions with direct applications to current and future technology. Honda Aero, Inc. 2004 Burlington, NC Manufacture and maintenance repair and overhaul of jet engines. Honda Precision Parts of Georgia, LLC 2006 Tallapoosa, GA Manufacture of automatic transmissions for automobiles. Honda Aircraft Company, LLC 2006 Greensboro, NC Development, marketing, sales and production of the HondaJet. Honda Manufacturing of Indiana, LLC 2007 Greensburg, IN Manufacture of automobiles. Honda R&D Innovations, Inc. 2017 Mountain View, CA Collaboration on new technologies through open innovation. Canada Honda Canada Inc. 1969 Markham, Ontario Sales, marketing, service, distribution, import and export of Honda products in Canada. Honda of Canada Mfg. 1986 Alliston, Ontario Manufacture of automobiles and engines. (Division of Honda Canada Inc.) Honda Canada Finance Inc. 1987 Markham, Ontario Wholesale financing to Honda/Acura automobile, motorcycle and power equipment dealers; retail financing for Honda/Acura automobiles. Honda Trading Canada 1990 Alliston, Ontario Export and import activities. Mexico Honda de Mexico S.A. de C.V. 1985 Mexico City, Estado de Jalisco Sales, import, manufacture and distribution of Honda products and service parts, sales, marketing, research and development. 3.1 North America Sales A History of Honda Vehicle U.S. Introductions by Model Year Models currently in production appear in blue. Click on the model name to link to additional information. Division Model Name Body Style Fuel Type 1st Generation 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th Honda N600/Z600 Hatchback Gasoline 1970 Hatchback Gasoline 1973 1980 1984 1988 1992 1996 2017 Sedan Gasoline 1981 1984 1988 1992 1996 2001 2006 2012 2016 Natural Gas 1998 2001 2006 2012 Gas-Electric Hybrid 2003 2006 2012 Wagon Gasoline 1981 1984
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