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Honda to invest $3 billion in new vehicle assembly plant in Ohio

The plant will produce hybrids and other powertrains, with annual capacity of 240,000 vehicles and more than 2,000 new jobs, Honda said.

  • On Monday, Honda Canada announced a $166 million investment to retool its Alliston, Ontario, manufacturing facility, partnering with federal and provincial governments to expand hybrid-electric and engine production.
  • This funding is part of a broader $867 million commitment to strengthen Honda's North American manufacturing network, ensuring the automaker maintains its workforce of 4,000 Canadian employees.
  • The company is pivoting toward hybrid vehicles following its May decision to indefinitely suspend a planned $15 billion electric vehicle complex in Alliston, attributed to shifting market demand.
  • Simultaneously, Honda announced a $3 billion investment in a new Ohio automotive plant, creating more than 2,000 jobs and increasing North American production capacity to roughly 1.9 million vehicles.
  • Honda Canada President and CEO Dave Jamieson said the investment will "position the Canadian operations for long-term competitiveness and future opportunities," supporting plans to introduce 15 hybrid models globally by 2030.
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After billions of losses with electric cars, Honda draws the consequences: Three billion dollars flow into a new car plant in the USA, which is primarily intended to produce hybrids. The Japanese are again increasingly relying on internal combustion engines – and are planning 15 new hybrid models.

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The Japanese automaker Honda plans to build a factory worth $3 billion in the US state of Ohio. The factory will be used for the production of the next generation of hybrid vehicles, according to Honda.

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Reuters broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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