The Honda Transmission Plant in Ohio is a key player in our commitment to precision engineering and high-quality manufacturing. This state-of-the-art facility specializes in producing a wide range of transmissions, including advanced Continuously Variable Transmissions (CVTs) and automatic transmissions, making this plant a cornerstone of our manufacturing excellence.
Automatic transmission production for the all-new V-6 engine begins.
The Technical Center opened with the theme ‘Facility Innovation,’ incorporating green technologies in its design and construction.
Gear mass production started for the first time in North America.
4WD assembly and forging begins mass production.
Continuously Variable Transmissions (CVTs) for the Accord begins production for the first time in North America.
Plant expanded to produce high-pressure die cast, CVT assembly, and aluminum machining.
CVT production for the CR-V started.
The plant also became the first Honda site globally to have wind turbines, with the two turbines’ combined output targeting 10% of the plant’s electrical consumption.
Two-motor hybrid power unit production began.
Co-axial transfer production started.
The plant became the first Honda manufacturing facility to add electric vehicle charging stations.
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