Honda September Global Auto Production Falls 12% to 273,189 Units

By Public Technologies
  • Honda's worldwide automobile production fell 12% year over year to 273,189 vehicles in September 2026, marking its eighth consecutive monthly decline.
  • China production dropped 65.6% to 21,788 vehicles, contributing to the global decline.
  • Japanese domestic sales declined 11.9% to 56,157 vehicles, the second consecutive monthly decrease.
  • Exports from Japan fell 1.3% to 7,427 vehicles, the first year-over-year decline in two months.
  • For April-September 2026, worldwide production decreased 6.6% to 1,597,121 vehicles, marking the third consecutive first-half decline.


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