Honda will make the all-new NSX supercar at a new Performance
Manufacturing Centre in Ohio, in the US.
The $70
million advanced production facility encompasses 184,000 square feet and will
be housed inside Honda's former North American Logistics facility. One interesting possibility is that Honda could use friction-stir welding (FSW) as one of its processes in the plant for the new NSX.
The site,
Honda's third car plant in Ohio, is located close to the Honda R&D Americas
Inc.’s Ohio Centre and which is engineering the supercar for production. The
R&D centre is adjacent to Honda of America Mfg.'s Marysville automotive plant, north-west of Columbus.
