Honda to double number of models on sale in China, says report
Japan's Honda to expand sales and production in China in effort to capture market share from rivals like General Motors

Honda Motors will double the number of car models it sells in China over the next two years to try to capture market share from rivals such as General Motors, Japan’s Nikkei newspaper reported on Saturday.
Honda will expand its product range to about 20 models by sharing platforms and other major parts between its two joint ventures in China, the Nikkei said without citing the source of its information.
Honda also plans to source more parts made in China to keep costs low, the Nikkei said.
Spokesmen for Honda were not available for comment.
In comparison, General Motors sells 40 models in China, and last year it sold more than four times the number of cars that Honda sold, according to the Nikkei.
China has the world’s biggest auto market and this year is expected to mark the second year of double-digit growth due to economic stimulus and demand in the interior regions.