Honda is employing new technologies and retooling for the future of stronger, lighter EVs. The 'constant DC chopping' is key ...

Modernized assembly lines at Honda's Ohio plants allows the company to easily adapt to changing market trends.

Honda Motor is launching the next generation of its manufacturing in a historically unusual place for the 75-year-old Japanese automaker: Ohio.

“A standard assembly line would have a conveyor ... the foundation for the 31-feet tall machines. Honda has joined the plants in Marysville, Anna, and Jeffersonville with its retooled East ...

Changes at the Marysville Auto Plant include ... Improving infrastructure in the assembly departments. Honda has set a goal of 100% of vehicle sales being battery-electric and fuel cell vehicles ...

Although much preparation remains before Honda's first electric vehicles roll off the assembly line, some areas of its factories in Marysville and Anna have already been completely reworked.

Honda provided flights from Daytona to Columbus then Washington, DC, and accommodation so Ars could visit its factories. Ars ...

At Marysville last week, Green Car Reports got to see this great change underway. Honda opted to combine its two assembly lines into a single flexible assembly plant concept. The project has been ...

expand A Honda employee fixes components to one of the battery packs in the new EV battery pack assembly center at the Marysville plant. Honda remains very much a baby in the electric vehicle world.

Per the Honda team, the EV Hub will hire 300 new employees to specifically handle battery pack assembly at Marysville. The battery cases for those packs are built at Honda’s Anna Engine Plant ...

It has one assembly plant in Mexico. Once completed, Honda will be able to produce roughly 220,000 vehicles annually at its Marysville plant, located in central Ohio outside of Columbus.