Honda Automobile (China)

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  1. 10% owned via a China incorporated subsidiary (Chinese :本田技研工业(中国)投资有限公司); NOT to be confused with Hong Kong incorporated "Honda Motor (China) Limited" (Chinese :本田技研工業(中國)有限公司), founded in 1992

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Honda Automobile (China) Co., Ltd.
IndustryAutomotive
Founded8 September 2003;20 years ago (2003-09-08) [1]
Defunct1 April 2020;4 years ago (2020-04-01) [1]
FateAbsorbed by GAC Honda
SuccessorGuangzhou Development District Factory
Headquarters,
China [1]
Area served
Exported worldwide [1]
Key people
Yasuhide Mizuno [2]
Production output
10,800 units [3]  (2016)
Owners
Honda (65%)
GAC Group (25%) [3]
Dongfeng Motor Group [1] (10%)
Parent Honda
Chinese name
Simplified Chinese 本田汽车(中国)有限公司
Traditional Chinese 本田汽車(中國)有限公司
Transcriptions