Honda
Honda is building cells in the US through L-H Battery, its joint venture with LG Energy Solution in Ohio, dedicated to its North American EVs, while developing all-solid-state batteries on a pilot line at home in Japan.
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Honda is a major Japanese automaker building out its electric-vehicle battery strategy through partnerships and, increasingly, its own development. Batteries are central to its plan to expand its EV line-up through the decade.
Honda has sourced cells and battery architecture from partners including General Motors (using GM's Ultium platform for some models), LG Energy Solution (through a US joint venture) and CATL, and is investing in next-generation cells including solid-state development.
The company's battery strategy blends partnerships for near-term supply with in-house research aimed at future chemistries.
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