Honda
Honda's commitment to creating products that improve the quality of people's lives goes well beyond automobiles and motorcycles. Since 1953, Honda has manufactured over 100 million power products worldwide. Honda continues to be a leader in the development of low-emission, fuel efficient, environmentally friendly 4-stroke engines for use in generators, water pumps, lawn mowers, outboard motors, and many other power equipment applications. Learn more about Honda’s global Power Products history.
Honda Power Equipment, with headquarters in Alpharetta, Georgia, consists of three distinct operating units: Honda Power Equipment, Honda Marine, and Honda Engines. The division's products, including engines, generators, lawn mowers, pumps, snow blowers, tillers, trimmers, and marine engines, are assembled in Honda plants in the United States and around the world.

For WORK
Why are Honda Generators number one on the job? Easy. Reliability and durability. On construction sites, time is money; crews can't afford to be idle due to a lack of on-site power. In the construction and rental industry, Honda has consistently been name most preferred in reader surveys by leading trade publications. Minimal downtime plus minimal maintenance equals happy customers.
For HOME
When the lights go out. It's more than just an inconvenience. Power outages can also result in financial loss due to spoiled food, lost work time, broken pipes, and even water damage to buildings and furniture. A quiet, reliable Honda generator can easily help keep your family safe and secure through power-related emergencies. It can also be used to charge your 12-volt car battery.


For PLAY
For camping and RV power, Honda portable power is the perfect way to enjoy the great outdoors with all the comforts of home. Portable generators are also ideal for outdoor events like concerts, races, parties, tailgating, and more. That's why Honda Generators is the official supplier of INDYCAR and the first choice of many race teams and race tracks for their portable power needs.

