Overview
- Honda Korea, which announced the plan Thursday in Seoul, cited market shifts and exchange-rate pressures as it moves to end car sales by the end of 2026.
- Service, parts and warranty support for current owners will continue after sales stop.
- The company will expand its motorcycle business, which holds the top share with about 420,600 bikes sold to date.
- Passenger-car sales fell to under 2,000 in 2025 with no full EVs in the lineup, as domestic brands grew strong electric ranges.
- Honda’s withdrawal leaves Toyota as the only Japanese carmaker still selling passenger cars in South Korea.