As a subsidiary of Honda Motor, its operations in North America gives the Honda brand its competition in the automobile industry.

Its brands such as the Civic, Acura, and Accord cars, as well as its Valkryie, Shadow, and Gold Wing motorcycles.

Honda also dabbles into boats, jets, racing cars, and racing motorcycles.

The company creates advanced compatibility engineering structures in vehicles and has established sustainability programs to ensure Honda dealerships to reduce energy costs.

With net revenues of 143,3 billion in 2019, Honda thrives in the American market in automobiles.

Beginning in 1959 and first establishing its production in Los Angeles, California, Honda North America, Inc now operates through 16 manufacturing plants in North America, and the company produces about 1.8 million vehicles annually.

With 14 research development facilities, the company continues to work towards sustainability with its Honda SmartCharge beta program to incorporate Honda hybrids and advanced collision mitigation systems into its future cars.

The company predicts it will reduce CO2 emissions by 50% by the year 2050 and thus creates a valuable commodity of reliable, safe vehicles for consumers, and other pieces of exuberant high-tech machinery for different aspects of the tech industry.