Which Honda models are made in the USA?
Honda currently manufactures a number of its core models in the United States, including the Civic, Accord, CR-V, Pilot, Ridgeline and Odyssey. These vehicles are produced at several U.S. plants in Ohio, Indiana and Alabama to serve the North American market.
Current US-built Honda models
Below is a list of Honda models that are assembled in the United States for North American customers. Production assignments can shift with model year changes, factory upgrades, and demand, but these are the models most commonly associated with U.S. manufacturing.
- Civic
- Accord
- CR-V
- Pilot
- Ridgeline
- Odyssey
All six of these models are tied to Honda’s U.S. manufacturing footprint, reflecting the company’s commitment to local production for the NA market. For buyers, this often translates to shorter wait times and locally sourced components for these vehicles.
Key U.S. production facilities
Honda operates several major U.S. plants that assemble these models, with the most prominent sites located in Ohio, Indiana and Alabama. The following facilities have historically played central roles in producing Honda’s U.S.-built lineup.
- Marysville Auto Plant (Marysville, Ohio) — a long-running site that has supported U.S.-built models for the North American market.
- East Liberty Auto Plant (East Liberty, Ohio) — another core Ohio facility contributing to U.S.-made Honda models.
- Greensburg, Indiana — Honda Manufacturing of Indiana (HMIN) — home to Civic production and other North American outputs over the years.
- Lincoln, Alabama — Honda Manufacturing of Alabama (HMA) — plants that have produced Pilot, Ridgeline and Odyssey for the U.S. market.
These plants illustrate Honda’s strategy of distributing production across multiple U.S. locations to support domestic demand and provide logistics flexibility. Model allocations can evolve with new product cycles and regional demand.
What this means for buyers and the market
Manufacturing a substantial portion of Honda’s lineup in the United States helps stabilize supply for U.S. dealers, supports local jobs, and can influence pricing dynamics. While the six models listed are the ones most closely associated with U.S. assembly, some components or specific trims may be sourced from nearby suppliers or occasionally produced at different plants to meet demand. Additionally, a portion of Honda’s related vehicles for North America may still be assembled outside the United States, depending on year and market needs.
Summary
In sum, Honda’s U.S.-made lineup centers on the Civic, Accord, CR-V, Pilot, Ridgeline and Odyssey, with key production anchored in Marysville and East Liberty, Ohio, Greensburg, Indiana, and Lincoln, Alabama. This domestic manufacturing footprint supports the North American market with localized production, while allowing for shifts in model allocations as the company updates its product portfolio.
