Honda Siel Cars India Ltd
05 Jul 2007
| Models: | |
| Honda City | |
| Honda Accord |
Company profile:
The history of Honda Motor Company began with the vision of one man — Soichiro Honda. His dream was personal mobility for everyone.
Soichiro Honda founded Honda Motor Company in 1948. In the same year, he designed and engineered the first product of this company — a 50cc motorised bike on a bicycle frame — in his small shed at Hamamatsu.
Today, as the company celebrates its 50th anniversary, Honda is a global firm with a global viewpoint and a four-region global strategy that is reflected in a solid commitment to local markets and economies.
The essential spirit of Honda: “In our eyes, however, our most enduring challenge has been to satisfy the ever-changing needs of our customers.”
Honda’s vision and role — fulfilling the global needs of personal mobility in the new automotive society — go hand in hand with its corporate philosophy: maintaining a global viewpoint, the company is dedicated to supplying products of the highest efficiency at a reasonable price for worldwide customer satisfaction.
In India, it is through Honda Siel Cars India (HSCI) that customers can enjoy the benefits of Honda’s expertise. Incorporated in December 1995, HSCI is a joint venture between Honda Motor Co Ltd, Japan, and Siel Ltd, India.
The automobile production facility of HSCI has been set up on a 150-acre site in Greater Noida, in the state of Uttar Pradesh. The initial installed capacity of this facility is 30,000 cars per annum (on a two-shift basis). Commercial production of Honda automobiles from this facility commenced in December 1997.
Registered office and plant:
Plot No A1, Sector 40/41
Surajpur, Kasna Road
Greater Gautam Buddha Nagar
Uttar Pradesh - 203 207
Tel: 011-561321-327
President and CEO: Teruo Fujisaki
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