Honda, federal government to meet this week as reports emerge of possible EV plant deal

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A Honda Global team will be in Canada this week to meet with senior federal government officials amid reports the Japanese automaker is considering making an $18.4 billion investment to build electric vehicles here, CBC News has learned.

This week’s meeting comes after senior executives from Honda Global and Honda Canada met with Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne and other senior officials last month, according to sources with direct knowledge of the meetings.

News of these meetings comes as the Japanese news outlet Nikkei Asia reports that Honda is looking at investing $18.4 billion to build an electrical vehicle plant in Canada that could also produce batteries.

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