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Here’s what Honda’s new R&D hub in the Valley is working on

Posted on July 25, 2015August 23, 2019 By Jarvis

You’re nobody in automotive these days without a flashy R&D center in Silicon Valley, and Honda is stepping up its game as it cooks up new semi-autonomous driving, green engine, and smart car technologies. While it’s not Honda’s first footprint in the Valley – that happened back in 2000 – it’s certainly the biggest play from the firm, with the new facility the company’s largest research & development site outside of Japan. The fruits of the new center will eventually trickle down to production cars, but Honda gave us a sneak peek of what it’s been working on.
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