Honda’s North American production lines are nearing full capacity, according to the automaker’s executive vice president, signaling strong demand for its vehicles in the region. The announcement comes as the company’s joint venture with Dongfeng in Wuhan continues to expand, though details on specific output or timelines remain limited. Industry observers will watch whether this capacity strain leads to new investments or supply chain adjustments. The remarks suggest a shift in Honda’s manufacturing priorities amid evolving global automotive trends.
Honda Executive Vice President Noriya Kaihara told reporters at a roundtable in Washington the automaker is close to full production capacity in North America. The Wuhan-based venture with Dongfeng ...
