TOKYO -- Honda Motor is working on plans to relocate the production of models to the U.S. from Mexico and Canada in response to an additional 25% tariff imposed by President Donald Trump's administration on all imported automobiles, Nikkei learned Tuesday.
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Honda considers increase in U.S. production to meet 90% of local sales
Relocation from Mexico, Canada sought in face of Trump's tariffs
An employee works on the Honda CR-V vehicle on the assembly line at Honda Canada Manufacturing in Alliston, Ontario, Canada. © Reuters
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