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Honda is delivering 10 Odyssey minivans to the City of Detroit. These vehicles have been specially outfitted to transport people potentially infected with COVID-19, as well as healthcare workers driving them.

To help protect the driver from potential infection during transportation, the Honda vehicles have been retrofitted with a plastic barrier installed behind the front seating area.

The ventilation system is set to maintain an air pressure differential between the front and rear seating areas.

The City of Detroit requested the vehicles after seeing news reports about similar vehicles modified by Honda in Japan.

A team of Honda engineers in Ohio volunteered to quickly modify the Honda Odyssey models and delivered them in less than two weeks.

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We’ve converted part of our training center into an assembly line for critical ventilator parts! Using our production know-how, we’re planning to make 10,000 compressors a month in collaboration with Dynaflo. #TeamHondaCares Learn more here: https://honda.us/2xlWevA

Honda has come a long way over the past 50 years. Our first sale on American soil came in 1969, when we sold our first N600 in Hawaii. In 1970, we moved east, opening our first continental U.S. dealership in Northern California. We made a bold leap in 1983 and became the first Japanese automaker to manufacture vehicles in the US. Fifty years later, we’re more committed than ever to the USA and all of its people. Today, over 91% of Honda vehicles are made in North America by our dedicated employees in communities across the country. As we look toward the next 50 years in the USA, we reflect on all of our achievements over the last 50.

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Honda began auto production in Ohio in 1982. Yesterday, we celebrated the production of 20 million vehicles in Ohio. Congratulations to our Honda of America Mfg. associates!

Take a look at our history in Ohio: http://ow.ly/5gPI50xUmRk

This video celebrates the 35th Anniversary of Honda Power Equipment. Highlights history and associates.

Honda is implementing renewable energy projects throughout its operations as part of an ongoing commitment to reduce its environmental impact. One of the company’s recent initiatives is a solar energy system on the American Honda campus in Torrance, California. With over 6,000 solar panels, the system is one of the largest solar arrays in Southern California.

DeWayne Odom, who supports the sales operation at American Honda, is one of the longest-serving volunteers at the Honda Campus All-Star Challenge.

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John Duffy and James Dillard, who provide hope and inspiration through a prison fellowship program, are the latest Honda associates featured in the What Makes a Honda is Who Makes a Honda video series.

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In the early 1970's, as unprecedented levels of pollution choked the nation's largest cities, a group of Honda automobile engineers secretly toiled to develop an engine technology that would significantly reduce pollution from automobiles. This new environmental short film, "Never Ending Race," tells the story of Honda's industry-leading efforts to reduce vehicle emissions and how its successful technology demonstration for the state of California led to more stringent exhaust emissions standards. This eventually transformed the automobile industry's approach to automobile emissions controls and today, as a result, smog-forming emissions from new vehicles are one one-thousandth of 1970 levels. This is the third film in the award-winning Honda Environmental Film Series.

From Assembly to First Flight: Watch the first production #HondaJet take off to the sky.
This #HondaJet achieved its first flight on June 27, 2014.

Why does the HondaJet Mount the Engines over the Wings? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HsjXCqWMyU&list=PLep_JMWt6oRxYD7w93doiaeGzH3UzVrJ_&index=4
Introducing HondaJet Elite S: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBprLkdDe6Q&list=PLep_JMWt6oRxYD7w93doiaeGzH3UzVrJ_&index=4
HondaJet Elite S Pilot Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLxvZsI82jQ&list=PLep_JMWt6oRxYD7w93doiaeGzH3UzVrJ_&index=2

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As one effort to create enthusiasm among younger students, Honda worked with Edheads, a Hilliard, Ohio educational game developer, to create a first-of-its kind manufacturing video game designed for classroom use. The game teaches logic, critical thinking and takes the user right to the engine manufacturing line where they apply math and problem solving skills to find answers to real world problems.