North American Auto Development Center (ADC)
Honda Development & Manufacturing of America (HDMA)

Raymond, Ohio / Torrance, CA

Responsibilities: Product development, automobile and safety research, market research, design & testing.

The Ohio Campus of the Honda North American Auto Development Center (ADC), part of Honda Development & Manufacturing of America (HDMA), is responsible for complete product development including engineering and testing of Honda vehicles such as the current Honda Pilot, Passport, Odyssey and Ridgeline, and the Acura MDX, and MDX Type S. The Honda Crash Safety Research Facility within ADC houses one of the world's most sophisticated high-resolution crash test barrier blocks, the world's first pitching crash test simulator, a scale wind tunnel, along with other advanced safety research and testing labs.

Product Strategy

Torrance, CA / Raymond, Ohio

Responsibilities: User, market and product strategy for the next generation of Honda and Acura customers.

Auto Design

Torrance, California

Responsibilities:Product styling for the Honda and Acura North American lineup.

Honda Automotive Laboratories of Ohio (HALO)
Wind Tunnel

East Liberty, Ohio

Responsibilities: Product development, automobile and safety research & testing.

The North American Auto Development Center (ADC), part of Honda Development & Manufacturing of America (HDMA), is responsible for complete product development including engineering and testing of Honda vehicles such as the current Honda Pilot, Passport, Odyssey and Ridgeline, and the Acura TLX, TLX Type S, RDX, MDX, and MDX Type S. The Automotive Safety Research Facility within ADC houses one of the world’s most sophisticated high-resolution crash test barrier blocks, the world’s first pitching crash test simulator, a scale wind tunnel, along with other advanced safety research and testing labs.

Honda Automotive Laboratories of Ohio (HALO)
Antenna Lab

East Liberty, Ohio

Responsibilities: Development of new multi-functional antenna technologies in the areas of safety, convenience, and entertainment.

The HALO Antenna Lab is a state-of-the-art facility that consists of two unique radio frequency anechoic chambers that enable the development of new multi-functional antenna technologies in the areas of safety, convenience, and entertainment. The forward-focused facility not only handles current wireless communication analysis, but can expand to all foreseeable future media, such as vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure technologies.

Honda Proving Center of California

Cantil, California

Responsibilities: Testing ground for future Honda and Acura products, including automobiles, motorcycles, side-by-sides and ATVs.

Denver Test Lab

Denver, Colorado

Responsibilities: High-altitude emissions testing and catalyst aging.

PS&P Development - OH

Raymond, Ohio

Responsibilities: Research, design and development of all-terrain vehicle (ATV) and side-by-side vehicles.

Honda of North Carolina Mfg.

Swepsonville, North Carolina

PS&P Development - NC

Haw River, North Carolina

Responsibilities: Research and development of power equipment products.

The PS&P Development office in North Carolina is responsible for the design, development and market testing of various Honda power equipment products, including products built at Honda North Carolina Manufacturing, which is located adjacent to the development office.

PS&P Development - FL

Grant-Valkaria, Florida

Responsibilities: Marine product research, development and testing.

Responsibilities: The U.S. headquarters of Honda Racing Corporation (HRC-US) in Santa Clarita facility designs and develops racing engines, and chassis and performance parts as well as providing technical and race support to Honda-powered race teams. HRC has also announced plans to produce authentic performance parts for customer use for street, track and off-road applications. HRC-US engineers also embraced the role of producing Shogo, an electric ride-on vehicle created by Honda to bring comfort and joy to hospitalized children and their families at children's hospitals across the U.S.

Responsibilities: The Indianapolis Development Facility is home to the HRC-US Indiana Tech Center, providing race preparations support, engineering support and racing simulations for IndyCar race teams.

Responsibilities: The Honda Aero facility, located adjacent to the Burlington-Alamance County regional airport, is the global production home of the HF120 light-jet engine that powers the HondaJet series and is the official Maintenance Repair and Overhaul facility for the HF120. Honda Aero features a state-of-the-art test cell, repair and overhaul along with parts warehousing.

Responsibilities: Market research and deployment of Honda carbon neutral-technologies.

Responsibilities: Research and business development for potential space applications of Honda technologies.

Responsibilities: Advanced technology research.

The team of scientists and engineers at Honda Research Institute (HRI) create technologies, often generated through a scientific process, and apply them to real situations, addressing more than just abstract principles. HRI follows an open innovation model that establishes partnerships and alliances with academia and the private sector. As one example, HRI has developed a breakthrough method for growing atomically thin nanoribbons capable of enabling unbreakable secure communication of sensitive information.

Ohio Research Office

Responsibilities: Advanced research into mobility-related human-computer interaction and software-defined mobility, energy and battery technologies, and materials for electronic and quantum applications.

Honda Research Institute USA, Inc. (HRI-US) has established multiple research labs in Columbus, Ohio on the OSU SciTech Campus of The Ohio State University (OSU).

99P Labs: In 2018, Honda and OSU established 99P Labs on the SciTech Campus, to conduct collaborative research and data-driven innovation toward creating a sustainable mobility future. 99P Labs advances innovation by combining scientific research with student innovation projects across multiple disciplines, leveraging advanced methodologies, strategic insights, and collaborative frameworks.

Advanced Materials Science Lab: In 2025, HRI-US established the Advanced Materials Science Lab on the SciTech Campus, to extend existing areas of research including quantum technologies, other nano technologies, hydrogen fuel cells, carbon capture technologies, next-generation EV batteries and battery recycling.

San Luis Obispo County Facilities

Responsibilities: Aerospace engineering, flight control systems engineering, system integration, integrated testing, design, fabrication, and assembly.

HRI-US – San Luis Obispo County engages in fundamental technology research for many of the technologies that will power the Honda electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft.

Responsibilities: Focus areas include Connected Vehicle/Internet of Things (IoT) services, Human Machine Interface, Machine Intelligence/Robotics, Connected Services, Personal Mobility, Sharing Economy, and Industrial Innovation.

Responsibilities: Advanced research of next generation batteries and manufacturing.