Honda exec Megan Amic spoke about what it means for the brand to present the singer with the Rising Star Award presented by ...

Red Bull will run a white livery to honor its power unit partnership with Honda at the final Japanese Grand Prix together, ...

A relationship that began in 2018 between Honda and Red Bull that produced multiple Constructors’ and Drivers’ Championships ...

Japanese automaker Honda Motor will procure batteries for its hybrid vehicles from Toyota Motor's plant in the United States in an effort to reduce tariff risks under the Trump administration, the ...

Spanish operator Repsol plans to review up to 1000 jobs across its UK North Sea offshore operations as part of a cost-cutting drive amid the UK's “adverse” tax conditions, the company told ...

The Honda & Sony Afeela 1 (pronounced Ah-Feel-a) is the first of several proposed vehicles coming from the two companies' recent partnership. After doing some research, the best way to describe ...

The 2025 Honda Civic is a huge hit with consumers and automotive critics alike, largely based on its improved interior and exterior design, excellent driving manners, and its wide range of trims ...

The Honda Civic was awarded the Best Urban Car under $50K for its spacious cabin, sophisticated hybrid drivetrain, and low-cost servicing. The Honda Civic received a mid-model refresh at the end ...

It looks like Honda has finally done it—at least on paper. For 2025, the big H has rolled out a hybrid Civic, ostensibly to fight the de facto poster child for hybrids: the Toyota Prius.

Honda was planning to build the next-generation Civic in Mexico but will now have to make a 180 and move the production of the compact model to the US. It is the only way to escape the US tariffs.

Amid growing uncertainty and the looming threat of a trade war, Honda has decided to move the production of its new Civic from Mexico to Indiana, U.S. This move raises the question: will other ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Honda has decided to produce its next-generation Civic hybrid in Indiana, starting May 2028, to avoid potential U.S. tariffs on Mexican goods, according to Reuters.