Where is the new Honda Civic made?
The new Honda Civic is primarily manufactured in North America, with the majority of production taking place in the United States and Canada. Honda has several manufacturing facilities across the continent that are responsible for assembling the popular compact car.
Honda's North American Manufacturing Facilities
Honda operates a number of manufacturing plants in the United States and Canada that produce the Honda Civic. The key facilities include:
- Greensburg, Indiana, USA: This plant has been producing the Honda Civic since 2008 and is one of the primary production sites for the model in North America.
- Alliston, Ontario, Canada: Honda's Alliston manufacturing complex includes two plants that have been building the Civic since the 1980s.
- Marysville, Ohio, USA: The Marysville Auto Plant was Honda's first manufacturing facility in the United States and has produced Civics since the 1970s.
- Lincoln, Alabama, USA: Honda's Alabama plant began Civic production in 2001 and is another major production site for the model.
In addition to these main manufacturing hubs, Honda also produces the Civic at other facilities in North America to meet demand. The company has strategically located its production to optimize logistics and supply chain efficiency.
Global Production and Exports
While the majority of Honda Civics sold in North America are produced domestically, the company also exports Civics manufactured in North America to other global markets. Honda has Civic production facilities in other regions as well, including in the United Kingdom and Thailand, to serve local and international demand.
Overall, the new Honda Civic is primarily a North American-made vehicle, with the bulk of production taking place across Honda's manufacturing network in the United States and Canada.
