Honda mulls decoupling global supply chain from China | Toyota removes Hino from truck group | Toyota recognizes CARB authority | Report: Lithia made bid for Pendragon | Nissan engine plant closing

Honda would continue to keep its supply chain in China for the domestic market in the world's second-largest economy, while building a separate one for markets outside of China, the report said.

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