Honda employs 30,000 associates in the U.S.

Data Points

$2.8 billion payroll
Jobs in Manufacturing Represent Over 75% of Honda's Direct U.S. Employment, 75% Manufacturing; 24% Sales, Finance and R&D
Datapoint Employment
  • ASSOCIATES IN DIVERSE SECTORS

    Honda associates work across all sectors— manufacturing, research and development, engineering, and finance.

  • 2,400 R&D ASSOCIATES

    Honda’s U.S. associates have led the research, design, and development of Honda products in America.

  • $2.8 BILLION

    2023 U.S. payroll reached $2.8 billion.

  • MANUFACTURING JOBS

    Jobs in manufacturing represent over 75% of Honda's direct U.S. employment.

  • 91,100 AUTO DEALER JOBS

    Honda and Acura automobile dealerships provide 91,100 jobs in the U.S., creating a positive economic impact on communities across the nation.

  • U.S. OEM SUPPLIERS

    Honda's 620 U.S. OEM suppliers provide tens of thousands of jobs across 34 states in the U.S.

Total Direct U.S. Employment

Honda Directly Employed 30,000 U.S. Associates in 2023

Associates in Thousands

Company

Location (Production Started)

Employment

Honda Power Equipment Mfg., Inc.

Swepsonville, NC (1984)

600

Honda Aircraft Company, LLC

Greensboro, NC (2012)

About 1,000

Honda Aero, Inc.

Burlington, NC (2014)

100

Honda South Carolina Manufacturing

Timmonsville, SC (1998)

1,000

Alabama Auto Plant

Lincoln, AL (2001)

Over 4,500

Marysville Auto Plant

Marysville, OH (1982)

4,600

East Liberty Auto Plant

East Liberty, OH (1989)

2,800

Performance Manufacturing Center

Marysville, OH (2016)

100

Anna Engine Plant

Anna, OH (1985)

2,800

Ohio Transmission Plant

Russells Point, OH (1996)

1,100

Indiana Auto Plant

Greensburg, IN (2008)

2,600

Georgia Transmission Plant

Tallapoosa, GA (2006)

450

*includes associates in support areas

Manufacturing Ergonomics

Honda’s production associates work with Honda engineers to develop original technologies to improve the safety and ergonomics of manufacturing procedures. Honda associates and engineers collaborated with The Ohio State University to create the “Superseat,” a chair that provides associates easy maneuverability inside the Odyssey minivan frame as it moves along the assembly line at Honda's Alabama Auto Plant.
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