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The production operations of Japanese automakers, notably Honda and Nissan, have encountered significant disruptions due to a supply interruption originating from Nexperia. In response to this challenge, Honda has made strategic adjustments to its production schedules at its North American and Mexican facilities. Specifically, the Celaya plant in Mexico has been forced to suspend its production activities since October 28. The exact timeline for resuming operations remains uncertain, and the total number of vehicles affected by this halt has not been specified. It's worth noting that the Celaya plant plays a pivotal role in Honda's global supply chain, as it annually manufactures approximately 200,000 HR-V models and serves as a crucial export hub for vehicles destined for the United States market.
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