Japanese carmaker Honda is sourcing batteries for its hybrid models from Toyotas U.S. plant. This move comes after U.S.

A looming tariff war has Honda buying batteries from Toyota and moving its Civic Hybrid production from Mexico to Indiana.

Honda has so far procured batteries from China and South Korea for its cars sold in the US. As tariffs make importing them more expensive, the carmaker could ...

Toyota has focused short-term electrification of its vehicle lineup on hybrids, saying car buyers remain hesitant to commit ...

Honda will begin sourcing hybrid vehicle batteries from Toyota’s U.S. plant in a shift to protect its supply chain from new tariff policies.

As Japan’s second-largest automaker, Honda aims to secure batteries for approximately 400,000 vehicles annually through this ...

NikkeiAsia reported that Honda is ordering batteries from Toyota for at least 400,000 vehicles it plans to sell in the U.S.

In a context of growing trade tensions, Honda plans to purchase its hybrid batteries from Toyota to bypass U.S. tariffs on ...

As it mulls the pros and cons of a merger with Nissan, Honda has reportedly looked at cutting a deal with Toyota to avoid the American government’s import tariffs. The brand will buy a big batch of ...

Toyota , which is investing nearly $14 billion USD in a battery plant in North Carolina, has reportedly reached an agreement ...

Has Toyota now become a battery supplier? That's certainly the plan, as it's set to supply fellow Japanese automaker Honda ...

Keen to avoid hefty new tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, Honda will source batteries for its hybrid vehicles from fellow Japanese automaker Toyota and its battery plant in North Carolina.