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Honda plans to slash trims, launch a new global platform 2018 Honda HR-VNick Tragianis One key piece of the profitability puzzle for many auto manufacturers is the use of a global platform across many different models. Volkswagen does this to great effect on the shared modular design of its MQB platform; Toyota does the same with its TNGA architecture. Now we can count Honda among the companies waking up to the benefits of this sort of cost-saving measure. While announcing its not-so-creatively-named e electric city car (yeah, just ‘e’) earlier today, head honcho Takahiro Hachigo outlined a few other steps for Honda’s future, ones which include the introduction of a new global platform. It’ll be called – wait for it – Honda Architecture. The company said that, by 2025, it will reduce the total number of variations at the trim and option level for its global models to one-third of what is currently available. That’s a huge decrease. In addition, it stated its intention to increase efficiency by eliminating and consolidating some “similar regional models” into models shared across multiple regions. The first model being developed with this new method will be a global model Honda promises it is launching next year. All this global talk is well and good, but what does it mean for Honda shoppers in this country? Less choice, essentially. According to company spox, the North American market will see a reduced number of variations at the trim and option level. No specifics were given but it doesn’t take a rocket surgeon to

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i’m tempted to wake Nick up just to tell him all about this