Headquartered in Hiroshima, Japan, Mazda Motor Corporation ranks as one of Japans leading car makers.
In 1970, Mazda began exporting cars to the United States and Europe, and those sales account for more than two thirds of the company’s total volume. Cars are assembled at one of two sites in Japan, or one of 18 sites elsewhere around the world. The facility in Hiroshima is one of the largest single site automobile factories in the world, and has an annual production capacity of more than half a million units. The Hofu plant is smaller, with a capacity of roughly 400,000 units. Sites overseas include joint ventures in Thailand and the United States, in partnership with the Ford Motor Company, Mazda’s largest shareholder.

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