
MARYSVILLE, Ohio — Honda Motor is launching the next generation of its manufacturing in a historically unusual place for the 75-year-old Japanese automaker: Ohio. Limited time: Save 25% on NBC News subscription Get exclusive reporting, live Q&As and ad-free reading. Honda is in the midst of completing more than $1 billion in new investments — upped Wednesday from an initially announced $700 million — in the state this year.
Main Idea: Honda Motor is making Ohio the center of its next EV manufacturing push with more than $1 billion in upgrades that will help build electric vehicles, battery packs, and new production systems.
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Honda’s big EV shift may take jobs and tax breaks now,. Consumer demand for EVs is still uncertain.
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Primary company driving the Ohio EV manufacturing investment and production changes.
Honda’s vehicle brand central to the new all-electric RSX crossover and EV rollout.
Honda’s joint venture partner for battery cell operations tied to the new EV production system.
Named automaker involved because Honda’s current Prologue and ZDX EVs are produced by GM in Mexico.
Mentioned for tariff threats that form part of the business context for Honda’s investment.
Mentioned as the company that popularized the giga press technology Honda is adopting.
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