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Yonhap News23.04.2026BusinessSouth Korea

Honda Korea to Withdraw from South Korean Automobile Market by End of 2026

The company will end 23 years of vehicle sales operations while maintaining its motorcycle business in the country.

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Honda Korea has announced it will cease automobile sales in South Korea by the end of 2026, citing changing market conditions and exchange rate fluctuations.
The company will continue to support existing customers and focus on its motorcycle business.

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Honda Korea has announced it will cease automobile sales in South Korea by the end of 2026, citing changing market conditions and exchange rate fluctuations. The company will continue to support existing customers and focus on its motorcycle business.

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