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Honda Blames EV Slowdown For Icing $15 Billion Canadian Investment

Honda delays its $15 billion investment in Canada due to slowing EV demand. The postponement affects plans for a 240,000-vehicle EV plant and battery facility. EV sales continue to rise in Canada and the US,

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Honda to Postpone EV Investments in Ontario by Two Years, Move Some CR-Vs

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Honda postpones $15-billion EV investment project in Ontario citing market demand

Tariffs Drive Honda to Move S.U.V. Production From Canada to U.S.

Honda said on Monday that it would shift production of one of its popular vehicles from Ontario to a U.S. factory and postpone an $11 billion plan to make electric vehicles and batteries in Canada.

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Honda, Nissan Expect to Be Hit Hard by U.S. Tariffs

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Honda Postpones $11 Billion Canada EV Project for Two Years on Weak Sales -- Update

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Honda’s Prologue electric SUV just got more affordable with stackable savings

After cutting interest rates this month, the 2025 Honda Prologue is more affordable than ever. The lower APR could

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Yes, Honda Sells Electric Cars - Here's What They Offer In 2025 & How Much They Cost

Honda currently sells two EVs: the Prologue and the hydrogen-powered CR-V e:FCEV. However, it will introduce two new EVs, the 0 Saloon and 0 SUV, in 2026.

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Ford vows to hold Honda 'accountable' after it postpones $15B Ontario EV project

Ontario Premier Ford is vowing to hold auto companies that pull out from Ontario "accountable" after news that Honda announced it is putting a major electric vehicle supply chain planned for the province on hold.

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Honda Canada pauses plan to build electric vehicles in Alliston, a result of lower demand amid Trump tariffs

Plans to build electric vehicles (EV) and strengthen the supply chain at the Honda of Canada Manufacturing plant in Alliston have been paused. The announcement came from Japan’s Honda Motor company today, following a forecasted profit loss, and in the wake of tariffs by United States President Donald Trump.