40 Years of Honda Manufacturing in North Carolina

Investing in the Future

Honda North Carolina Manufacturing (NCM) recently marked 40 years of production in the Tar Heel State. The milestone was celebrated with a special event on May 17, 2023. NCM has announced a substantial investment of $215 million in the state to establish production of All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) and prepare for future electrified vehicles. This investment signals Honda's commitment to North Carolina as a key manufacturing hub.

A Legacy of Innovation

Since its inception in 1983, NCM has been a driving force in the automotive industry. The facility has produced a range of iconic Honda vehicles, including the Accord, Odyssey, and Ridgeline. With this latest investment, NCM is poised to continue its legacy of innovation by transitioning to the production of electric powersports.

North Carolina's Competitive Advantage

North Carolina has emerged as a magnet for major companies due to its favorable business climate and skilled workforce. The state's commitment to education and infrastructure has attracted numerous manufacturers to establish or expand their operations within its borders.

Expanding Production Capabilities

NCM associates have already commenced production of ATVs at the newly expanded facility. The investment will also enable the plant to produce other electrified vehicles, including electric scooters and motorcycles, in the future. This diversification of NCM's product portfolio will create new jobs and economic opportunities in the region.

A Bright Future for Honda in North Carolina

Honda's unwavering commitment to North Carolina is evident in its long history of manufacturing in the state and its recent $215 million investment. The company's transition to electric powersports production is a testament to its belief in the future of sustainable mobility. As NCM celebrates its 40th anniversary, it looks forward to continuing its role as a leader in the automotive industry and contributing to the growth and prosperity of North Carolina.