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Honda Motor Eyes First New North American Factory in Nearly 20 Years With $2.5 Billion Ohio Hybrid Plant: Report

Namrata Sen

Honda is reportedly weighing a $1.8B-$2.5B U.S. hybrid plant, potentially in Ohio, with operations targeted for 2030.

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