Honda to build Canada's first comprehensive electric vehicle supply chain, creating thousands of new jobs in Ontario
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Thursday, April 25, 2024
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In the last four years, automotive and battery makers have announced more than $31 billion in investments in electric vehicle manufacturing across Canada.
Key Points:
- In the last four years, automotive and battery makers have announced more than $31 billion in investments in electric vehicle manufacturing across Canada.
- The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, and the Premier of Ontario, Doug Ford, today welcomed Honda Canada's milestone investment of approximately $15 billion to create Canada's first comprehensive electric vehicle supply chain, located in Ontario.
- Honda will build an innovative and world-class electric vehicle assembly plant – the first of its kind for Honda Motor Co., Ltd. – as well as a new stand-alone battery manufacturing plant at Honda's facilities in Alliston, Ontario.
- Canada's auto sector has been an engine of economic growth, driving innovation and creating good middle-class jobs.