Honda in America

Parts & Suppliers

Honda has 621 OEM suppliers located in 32 states.
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$23.1 billion in parts and materials purchased from U.S. suppliers in 2021.
$2.56 billion in purchases from women- and minority-owned businesses in 2021.
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  • $27.4 BILLION TOTAL PURCHASES

    Honda purchased $23.1 billion parts and materials, $3.0 billion in goods and services, and $1.3 billion in service parts from 621 U.S. companies last year.

  • 2,400 SERVICE SUPPLIERS

    More than 2,400 maintenance, repair, and operational service suppliers support Honda's U.S. operations.

  • 12 REGIONAL PARTS CENTERS

    American Honda Parts Division delivers parts and materials to Honda and Acura dealers from 12 regional centers throughout the U.S.

  • DIVERSE SUPPLIERS

    In 2021, Honda purchased over $2.5 billion in goods and services from diverse-owned businesses, including 1,448 ethnic minority-owned business and 1,441 women-owned businesses.

  • ALT-FUEL USES IN HONDA LOGISTICS

    Honda established a public on-site compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station adjacent to its Marysville, Ohio auto plant to support the use of CNG trucks in local transportation routes.

  • SERVICE PARTS SUPPLIERS

    Honda purchased more than $1.3 billion in parts from 1,138 service parts suppliers in the U.S. in 2021. Service parts are supplied to Honda and Acura dealerships that serve the needs of customers across the nation.

  • SERVICE PARTS RECYCLING

    In partnership with U.S. Honda and Acura automobile dealers, Honda developed a continually expanding service parts recycling program. A variety of service parts are recycled, including batteries, wheels and other parts containing precious metals, glass, copper and plastic.

  • California Transparency in Supply Chains Act Disclosure

Supplier States

Honda purchased $23.1 billion in parts and materials from 621 suppliers across 32 states.

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