Japanese car maker Honda which is present in India through Honda Siel cars India (HSCI) is slowly planning to increase their capacity in India. According to reports, the company expects its second Indian facility at Tapukara, in Rajasthan, to start rolling out vehicles within the next 2-3 years after being put on hold indefinitely due to the Japanese car-maker Honda of 2008.
It was mentioned that HSCI had partially opened the Tapukara plant in 2008 for the manufacture of components. The reports quoted Honda Siel Cars India Director (Marketing) Seki Inaba as saying "Our first aim is to fully utilise the capacity of the Greater Noida facility and only after that we will consider starting assembly at Tapukara. I think we will be able to do that in the next 2-3 years.’’ The reports stated that the company's first facility at Greater Noida, set up for Rs 450 crore in 1997, has an installed production capacity of one lakh units per annum and can produce up to 1.2 lakh units by improving the efficiencies of different verticals, he added.Vcommindia News
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