2025 Honda Prologue

Price Range: $47,400 - $57,900

Below Average

6.3

out of 10

edmunds TESTED

The 2025 Honda Prologue's lengthy range and long list of standard tech features make the electric SUV an attractive option. But its lack of fun behind the wheel and Chevrolet origins could turn off some shoppers. The Prologue's more budget-friendly competitors are worth considering.

#10 out of 15

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Pros

Pro:Long range for an electric SUV
Pro:Plenty of passenger space
Pro:Google-based infotainment system is helpful

Cons

Con:Middling handling and acceleration
Con:Stiff ride quality in top trim
Con:Hard to see out of the back

What’s new

Slightly more driving range and power
Part of the first Prologue generation introduced for 2024

5 Colors
3 Trims

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2025 Honda Prologue Review

Overview

Written by automotive expert Michael Cantu

8/13/2025

The Prologue debuted last year as Honda's first modern EV in North America. It's a five-passenger midsize electric crossover SUV that's larger than Honda's CR-V and about the same length as the Passport. It comes generously equipped with features and can potentially drive more than 300 miles on a fully charged battery. It's a sensible pick for an electric SUV, especially if you like Hondas. But some Honda loyalists might be dismayed to learn that the Prologue is based on General Motors' EV technology and shares much of its underlying design with the Chevy Blazer EV.

Edmunds spotlight: More range and power for 2025

If driving range is one of your top priorities, aim for a single-motor (or front-wheel-drive) Prologue because it delivers the longest range, with an EPA-estimated 308 miles. That's a slight increase from last year's 296 miles. Although, single-motor models have a modest 220 horsepower, 8 more hp than last year. If you want all-wheel drive or prefer more power, get a dual-motor model, which now has 300 horsepower, a bump of 12 hp over last year. Its range is up to an estimated 294 miles, 13 more miles than last year.

Competitors to consider

The well-rounded Hyundai Ioniq 5 and sporty Ford Mustang Mach-E are smaller and more affordable rivals and are two of our favorite electric SUVs. The updated 2026 Tesla Model Y boasts several significant improvements and is also one of our top recommended models. You might also consider checking out the Chevrolet Equinox EV as a less expensive option or the related Acura ZDX if you want a nicer interior and better performance. Our test team's Expert Rating below will help you decide if the Honda Prologue is right for you.

Which Prologue trim does Edmunds recommend?

If your budget allows for it, step up to the Touring trim. The midlevel trim's leather upholstery, panoramic sunroof and Bose audio system are solid upgrades that anyone can enjoy. The hands-free power liftgate and front and rear parking sensors are also upgrades worth paying for.

Compare 2025 Honda Prologue trim levels

Helpful trims summary and side-by-side comparison chart

Honda Prologue models

The 2025 Honda Prologue is available in three trim levels: EX, Touring and Elite. The EX and Touring come standard with a single electric motor driving the front wheels (220 horsepower, 243 lb-ft of torque). All-wheel drive, which adds a second motor, is available on the EX and Touring and is standard on the top Elite trim. The additional motor increases power to 300 hp and 355 lb-ft. All models draw energy from an 85-kWh battery pack. Keep reading for our rundown of each trim level's most significant features.

EX
This base model Prologue comes well equipped with standard features that include:

19-inch wheels
LED exterior lighting
Keyless entry and start
Dual-zone automatic climate control
Heated front seats
Power-adjustable driver's seat
Digital instrument panel
11.3-inch infotainment touchscreen
Google-based infotainment system
Wireless connectivity for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
Wireless charging pad
Six-speaker audio system

Standard advanced driver assist features include:

Frontal collision mitigation (warns you of an impending collision and applies the brakes in certain scenarios)
Lane keeping assistance (makes minor steering corrections to help keep the vehicle centered in its lane
Adaptive cruise control (adjusts speed to maintain a constant distance between the vehicle and the car in front)
Blind-spot warning with rear cross-traffic warning (alerts you if a vehicle is in your blind spot during a lane change or while in reverse)
Blind-spot steering intervention (automatically steers the car back into its lane if you try to change lanes while a car is in the vehicle's blind spot)
Reverse automatic braking (applies the brakes automatically to avoid an imminent collision with an object behind the vehicle)
Rear parking sensors (alert you to obstacles that may not be visible behind the vehicle when parking)

Touring
Stepping up to the midrange trim adds:

Hands-free power liftgate
Panoramic sunroof
Front parking sensors
Roof rails
Leather upholstery
Leather-wrapped steering wheel
Driver's seat memory functions
Power-adjustable front passenger seat
Auto-dimming rearview mirror
12-speaker Bose audio system

Elite
This top trim comes standard with all-wheel drive plus:

21-inch wheels
Power-folding and auto-dimming sideview mirrors
Ventilated front seats
Heated steering wheel
Additional interior lighting
Household-style power outlet
Head-up display (displays important information in your sight line on the windshield)
Surround-view camera system (gives you a top-down view of the vehicle and its surroundings for tight parking situations)
Rear pedestrian alert (alerts the driver if a pedestrian is behind the vehicle when reversing)
Key card entry (a credit card-sized card that can be used as a key to open and start the Prologue)

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At a Glance:

5 Colors
3 Trims
$47,400starting MSRP

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Honda Prologue Owner Reviews

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Most Helpful Owner Reviews

Getting it right the first time never happens

DJRobSD, 11/03/2024

2024 Honda Prologue Touring 4dr SUV (electric DD)

I test drove every electric SUV in this price range and the Prologue stands out for cabin comfort, quiet and smooth ride and stylish exterior looks. Thre color options are fun, I chose the blue exterior and two tone leather interior with the touring trim. With that said, there are some issues. The first is the electric rear lift gate. The foot sensor is too sensitive and it will … close on you when you’re loading groceries which feels like a safety issue. I called Honda and they said they noted my concerns and recommended I take it to the dealer to inspect the sensor. Who wants to spend their day at a repair center? The range in the vehicle is not properly calibrated, I got the FWD and it’s showing me the AWD range right out the gate and after charging it twice it still shows the same range as the AWD. I have taken it on a road trip but not long enough to test the real world range so it might recalibrate on its own like most electric cars do when they learn your driving habits. Driver assist is a letdown coming from driving a Tesla (non FSD version), the adaptive cruise control works great on the freeway but if you’re on a curvy road it does NOT slow down automatically for the curves which to me is a huge safety hazard. You have to manually apply the brakes and then it shuts off the cruise once you’ve changed to your new freeway. The lane keep assist is really nothing more than a gentle nudge back into your lane, it does not keep you centered or help you drive the car in any way. The backup camera sucks on the touring model, it’s about 10 plus years behind its time. You have to pay extra for the elite edition and then you get the full surround view. What’s really annoying is that the Equinox 2LT comes with the full surround view on the base 2LT trim. I found that the cross traffic alert for pedestrians and cars is adequate and helps with those dangerous trips to Costco where everyone else parked around you are driving massive trucks and SUVs and your visibility can be limited pulling out of parking spaces. The Bose audio is excellent but if you know Bose you know that they aren’t known for the crisp high range sound. The bass is excellent. Definitely pair your iPhone and use Apple Music to get the best sound quality on your test drive, the Sirius XM is tinny as is the FM radio due to HD radio being compressed. I found the Bose in this car one of the best of all the SUV, better than the Sonos in the Audi Q4 and better than the Bose in the Ioniq but not as good as the Tesla system or the Harmon Kardon in the Volvo C40. The interior lighting is pretty good at night on the touring although you have to buy the elite edition to get lighted floor boards and cup holders. Come on Honda this is 2024 not 1990! The remote app on your phone SUCKS. If you want to use your phone as a car key this is NOT the car for you! The app will unlock doors and turn on climate control but you CAN NOT start the car with the app, and most of the time the app doesn’t work or is very slow to respond. Honda needs to fix this quickly as it’s a huge embarrassment trying to show your friends look, I can open my car with my phone and it doesn’t work! I heard some concerning things about the charging. You must go to a 350Kw charger to get the full 150kw charge rate. Otherwise if you go to standard electrify America fast chargers or Tesla or EV go it will be more like 75-100kw which can be a bit annoying if it’s a long road trip. Apparently this is due to the architecture in the Chevy Ultium EV platform that is shared with the Blazer and the Cadillac as well as the Equinox EV. As much title says, getting an EV right on the first try never happens. If you’re looking for a stylish and comfortable EV and you can strike up an amazing lease deal like I did then get this car. If you’re paying full price and don’t get a great deal I think there are better options in the Ioniq or the Volvo.

Never again

HondaLoyalist, 01/09/2025

2024 Honda Prologue Elite 4dr SUV AWD (electric DD)

I am posting with hopes of helping others, especially other Honda loyalists/drivers considering an EV. The TLDR: After only 3 months and just 2000 miles, our Prologue requires a new lithium ion battery and both front axles have to be replaced. Additionally, the auto-breaking and collision warning is overly sensitive at best, dangerous at worst. We leased our Prologue at the end of …

BEWARE!

Joshua Owen , 12/31/2024

2024 Honda Prologue Touring 4dr SUV AWD (electric DD)

I'm currently leasing this vehicle, the Touring model, and after only 3,000 miles the heating system started to trigger a "service high voltage system" warning. Once a service light comes on, you are no longer able to charge the vehicle without first bringing it to a dealership, and it takes them 2-3 hours just to communicate with the vehicle to clear the code. I've now been there 4 …

Great wagon.

Squire, 12/01/2024

2024 Honda Prologue Touring 4dr SUV (electric DD)

No complaints overall. Love the quality compared to the Chevy Equinox which was about the same to lease. It has so many more features than the Equinox like the double sunroof, Bose stereo, leather seats, bigger rear cargo space and ride/comfort level. Also the dash looked much higher end than the sparse and rather cheap looking dash on the Equinox. I do find its width a couple of inches …

We have a limited number of reviews for the 2025 Honda Prologue, so we've included reviews for other years of the Prologue since its last redesign.

2025 Honda Prologue