Honda Motor CEO Toshihiro Mibe is spearheading the automaker’s North American EV investments. (Photo by Kazuyuki Okudaira)
SHOYA OKINAGA and AZUSA KAWAKAMI, Nikkei staff writers |
TOKYO/TORONTO — With big plans for a North American electric-vehicle supply chain, Honda Motor is showing confidence in the outlook for the U.S. market for EVs despite some bumps in the road.
The 15 billion Canadian dollar ($11 billion) investment announced Thursday — one of Honda’s largest to date — includes EV and battery factories slated to start up as soon as 2028, as well as joint ventures for battery components with partners from South Korea and Japan.
