Dreyer & Reinbold Racing returns full-time to IndyCar with Conor Daly, Honda for 2027
Dreyer & Reinbold Racing announces a full-time return to the IndyCar Series for the 2027 season with driver Conor Daly and Honda power.
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Dreyer & Reinbold Racing announces a full-time return to the IndyCar Series for the 2027 season with driver Conor Daly and Honda power.
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Japanese industry giants Nissan and Honda have formed a strategic alliance to develop next-generation vehicle software and electronics systems.
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Honda is launching a new program to sell and restore iconic race cars from historic racing events.
Japan's systemic readiness is under scrutiny following a major earthquake in Kumamoto that prompted massive relief efforts and government funding.
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Honda has unveiled a first look at the third-generation Ridgeline, signaling a redesign for its American-built pickup truck.
Honda is leveraging strong CR-V sales to launch a third-generation Ridgeline midsize pickup featuring a more rugged design and American manufacturing.
Automakers are pulling the plug on key electric vehicle models, highlighted by Honda halting U.S. sales of the Prologue.
Honda has confirmed the market arrival dates for its new, rider-friendly CBR400R and CB400 Super Four featuring E-Clutch technology.
Honda is discontinuing the Prologue, removing the company's final electric vehicle offering from the United States market.
Honda initiates massive recall of over 325,000 vehicles over rear‑view camera fault that could raise crash risk
Honda is reversing its rapid electric vehicle expansion in the US, pivoting back toward hybrid technology after setbacks in its all-electric transition.
Honda’s largest recall in years targets rear suspension defects across 880K+ vehicles, raising safety concerns.