Overview
- Honda said it will wind down passenger-vehicle sales in South Korea by the close of 2026.
- The company cited changing market conditions and a plan to focus resources for longer-term competitiveness.
- Sales have been very low, with fewer than 2,000 cars sold in 2025 and only 84 registrations in March 2026, according to industry data.
- Owners will continue to get service, maintenance, spare parts, and warranty support after car sales stop.
- Motorcycle operations will continue in a market where Hyundai, Kia, and high-volume import brands such as Tesla, BMW, and Mercedes have eclipsed Honda’s cars.