Introduction –
Honda’s 2025–2026 U.S. lineup proves it’s a brand of versatility and foresight—spanning fuel-efficient hybrids, adventure SUVs, minivans brimming with tech, and charging toward electrification with its first EV and upcoming models. Whether you want efficiency, practicality, or emerging EV value, Honda has something for every driver and family.
Models & Highlights –
Honda Civic –
(Sedan, Hatch, Si, Type R, Hybrids)
Sleek, fun-to-drive compact available in multiple body styles and high-performance trims.
Hybrid Sedans now offer up to 50 MPG combined and sport higher-end interiors with features like leather, wireless Apple CarPlay, Bose audio.
Perfect mix of efficiency, versatility, and driving thrill.
Honda Accord –
(Gas & Hybrid Sedan)
Midsize legend delivers comfort, reliability, and excellent fuel economy in both versions.
Sized for families and long-distance commuters alike.
Honda CR-V –
(Gas, Hybrid, e:FCEV)
Best-selling compact SUV offering hybrid efficiency and, in select markets, the EV-like CR-V e:FCEV hydrogen plug-in with ~270-mile range.
Eco-conscious choice with multiple powertrain options for different lifestyles.
Honda HR-V –
(Redesigned Subcompact SUV)
Redesigned for 2025 with fresh styling, AWD option, and trims like LX, Sport, EX-L.
Compact, stylish, and perfect for urban lifestyles.
Honda Pilot –
(Three-Row SUV)
Updated for 2025 with a Black Edition trim and refined trail-ready TrailSport package.
Family comfort with a sporty and trail-ready twist.
Honda Passport –
(Mid-Size SUV)
All-new 2026 model arrives with rugged styling, TrailSport upgrades, advanced cabin tech, and seating for five. Priced from ~$46,200.
Adventure-first design with premium features.
Honda Odyssey –
(Minivan)
2025 refresh adds a sharper grille, updated fascias, digital instrument display, larger infotainment screen, and enhanced rear entertainment system.
Family-friendly, tech-rich, and long-haul comfortable.
Honda Ridgeline –
(Pickup Truck)
Offers smooth car-like ride, clever storage, and AWD in a compact truck form—though towing capacity trails rivals.
Compact utility without truck-like compromise.
Honda Prologue –
(All-Electric SUV)
Honda’s first full EV, built with GM’s Ultium platform. For 2025, the EPA range is up to 308 miles, with AWD trims pushing 300 hp. Starting price around $47,400 before incentives.
A solid step into electrification—roomy and refined.
Upcoming and Concept Models –
Honda Prelude (2026): Sporty hybrid coupe reviving the iconic nameplate. Priced around $35,000–$40,000.
Fun, stylish, and wallet-friendly.
Honda 0 Series (2026+):
Fully electric Sedans and SUVs built on Honda’s proprietary EV platform, launching from Ohio, with advanced AI and charging tech.
Honda’s long-term EV vision for the U.S.