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Honda’s Japan car output to return to normal capacity in December -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. Honda Motor’s Saitama manufacturing plant, Sayama (north of Tokyo), April 18, 2011: Workers assembly cars. REUTERS/Issei Kato/File Photo

TOKYO (Reuters), Honda Motor Co stated Thursday that Japanese auto factories will resume normal operations in December. This is after they were operating at 90% this month because of a shortage and supply disruptions due to COVID-19 lockdowns.

Honda announced in a statement, that two of the domestic production plants will resume normal operations in the first quarter of December.

The maker of Fit and CR-V models lowered its full-year profit outlook earlier this month. This was due to production delays and increasing materials costs.

Top Japanese automaker Toyota Motor (NYSE:) Corp also stated last week that it will begin making up lost December production, and factories in the home would return to normal for first time in seven years.

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