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Honda Consolidating Assembly plants in Japan

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Honda Consolidating Assembly plants in Japan

It would seem Evolving is the new Honda buzz word as Honda releases a News Release this morning stating that they will be evolving their automobile production systems in Japan by merging their Saitama assembly line into the Yorii plant consolidating respective production strengths. This evolution will allow them to prepare and better guide the company as they plan and prep for the evolving electrification and intelligence technologies that will become standard in the auto industry. This will allow them to use the Yorii plant as a test bed for global production and best practice of assembly of new auto technologies and platforms. With this Honda can evolve into a global standard production platform for the future that covers ICE, EV and Hybrid auto's.

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