Honda Cars advances maintenance shutdown of manufacturing plant amid COVID surge
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Last Updated: May 06, 2021, 02:22 PM IST
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Synopsis In view of the current severe situation from the second wave of COVID-19, the company has informed its associates and suppliers that the company is making calendar adjustments along with its maintenance block closure at its manufacturing plant in Tapukara, Rajasthan, a Honda Cars India spokesperson said.
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The production will be halted from May 7 till May 18.
Honda Cars India on Thursday said it is advancing maintenance shutdown at its Rajasthan-based manufacturing plant by around ten days in the wake of second wave of COVID.
COVID resurgence: Honda Cars advances maintenance shutdown at manufacturing plant
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Honda Cars India on Thursday said it is advancing maintenance shutdown at its Rajasthan-based manufacturing plant by around ten days in the wake of second wave of COVID.
Other including Maruti Suzuki, Hero MotoCorp, MG Motor India, Honda MotorCycle and Scooter India (HMSI) and Suzuki Motorcycle India have already announced temporary suspension of manufacturing operations in the wake of rise in COVID cases.
Honda Cars, the Japanese automaker, which sells models like Amaze and City, has decided to shut production at its Tapukara-based facility for 12 days starting from May 7 in order to curtail spread of coronavirus infections.
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Honda Cars India on Thursday said it is advancing maintenance shutdown at its Rajasthan-based manufacturing plant by around ten days in the wake of second wave of COVID. The Japanese automaker, which sells models like Amaze and City, has decided to shut production at its Tapukara-based facility for 12 days starting from May 7 in order to curtail spread of coronavirus infections. In view of the current severe situation from the second wave of COVID-19, the company has informed its associates and suppliers that the company is making calendar adjustments along with its maintenance block closure at its manufacturing plant in Tapukara, Rajasthan, a Honda Cars India spokesperson told PTI. The production will be halted from May 7 till May 18.
Honda Cars India on Thursday said it is advancing maintenance shutdown at its Rajasthan-based manufacturing plant by around ten days in the wake of second wave of COVID. The Japanese automaker, which sells models like Amaze and City, has decided to shut production at its Tapukara-based facility for 12 days starting from May 7 in order to curtailspread of coronavirus infections. In view of the current severe situation from the second wave of COVID-19, the company has informed its associates and suppliers that the company is making calendar adjustments along with its maintenance block closure at its manufacturing plant in Tapukara, Rajasthan, a Honda Cars India spokesperson told PTI.
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Japanese carmaker Honda unleashed its latest contender in the tiddler sedan category – the fifth-generation City – at a virtual Middle East launch on Tuesday.
The newcomer – sourced from Honda’s Tapukara plant in India – is a distinct departure from its predecessor, ushering in a more angular look that’s consistent with its Accord and Civic big brothers. It’s also substantially larger than its forerunner, stretching 90 millimetres longer and 53mm wider. In fact, its length eclipses even the previous-generation Civic.
The City
may be Honda’s least expensive offering in our market, but the sub-compact sedan is still a crucial model for the brand, targeting fleets and value-conscious private buyers with its sub-Dh60,000 ($16,337) entry price.