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Honda resumes production at its factories in China after suspension due to semiconductor shortage

Honda resumes production at its factories in China after suspension due to semiconductor shortage

格隆汇格隆汇2026/01/27 13:04
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Gelonghui, January 27th|According to Japan's Kyodo News, Honda Motor stated that its automobile factories in China, which had suspended production due to a semiconductor shortage, have gradually resumed operations since last Monday. Honda also mentioned that the resumption of production was facilitated by measures such as promoting the procurement of alternative components. Honda's joint venture with GAC Group in China has three factories, all of which had halted production since late December last year. These factories were originally scheduled to resume operations on January 5th, but the restart was postponed to January 19th.
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