Honda is cutting ICE production in China as EV demand surges. Facing fierce domestic competition, the automaker is betting on a new electric SUV to regain ground.
Honda’s China sales plunged in 2024, forcing it to cut ICE production and push deeper into EVs. Can it compete with BYD and Tesla in the world’s largest car market?
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