- Smallest environmental footprint of all North American auto plants
- Welcome Center received LEED Certification
- Installed 12 Honda Soltec solar panels at the Welcome Center, marking its first solar power initiative
- Third North American Honda plant to be a zero-to-waste-landfill facility
- Earned the 2023 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency ENERGY STAR Certification
Honda announces plans to build its seventh North American auto plant in Greensburg, Indiana. The site is selected in part because of the community, infrastructure and central location.

Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels is among the dignitaries to break ground. The state-of-the-art facility will encompass 1.3 million square feet.

Mass production kicks off as the team starts building the fuel-efficient, four-cylinder Honda Civic. At full capacity, the plant will produce 200,000 vehicles per year.

Honda President Takeo Fukui, Governor Mitch Daniels and Congressman Mike Pence are all on hand as the plant is dedicated, just one month after it begins production.

Indiana Auto Plant begins mass production of the Civic Natural Gas. It receives numerous awards, including recognition by the American Council for Energy-Efficient Economy as “America’s Greenest Car.”

Less than one year after starting production, Indiana Auto Plant begins to export its cars. The vehicles are destined for Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean. Today, Indiana Auto Plant exports all over the world.
