Honda Passport

 Honda Passport is popular in the USA 

Honda Passport – Honda’s Two‑Row Adventure SUV

The Honda Passport is a mid‑size crossover SUV positioned between Honda’s compact CR‑V and three‑row Pilot. It’s designed for drivers who need more muscle and space than a CR‑V but don’t require a third row of seats. Built in Alabama, the current generation debuted in 2019 and is praised for its dependable V6, roomy cabin, and standard AWD.

Overview

  • Seats: 5 occupants

  • Positioning: Larger than CR‑V, smaller than Pilot

  • Standard AWD: Honda’s i‑VTM4 system (since 2023)

  • Trim Levels (2025):

    • EX‑L AWD – approximately $42K

    • TrailSport AWD – about $45K (rugged styling)

    • Black Edition – around $48K (premium features)

Performance

  • Engine: 3.5L V6 delivering 280 hp and 262 lb‑ft of torque

  • Transmission: 9‑speed automatic

  • Towing Capacity: Up to 5,000 lbs

  • Drive Modes: Normal, Snow, Sand, Mud

  • Cargo Space:

    • ≈41 cu ft with rear seats upright

    • ≈78–83 cu ft with rear seats folded (83.8 cu ft in 2026 update)

Interior & Features

  • Open, comfortable cabin with generous headroom and legroom

  • Thoughtful storage – large center console and deep door bins

  • Standard tech: 8″ touchscreen, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto

  • Higher trims: Wireless charging, ambient lighting, premium Bose system

  • Black Edition upgrades: Heated front/rear seats, 20″ gloss‑black wheels, red interior accents

  TrailSport Trim – Light Off‑Road Capability

  • All‑terrain tires, skid plates, orange accents

  • Suspension calibrated for rougher terrain

  • Drive modes for varied conditions, including Trail mode

  • 2026 TrailSport Elite: adds TrailWatch camera, 8.3″ ground clearance, 23° approach angle

Expert Ratings

  • Edmunds: 8.1/10 (5‑star customer feedback)

  • MotorTrend: 7.8/10 (excellent space & power, mentions some road noise)

  • Compared to Jeep Grand Cherokee: Better value and cargo capacity, though Jeep offers a smoother ride and more serious off‑road trims.

Pros & Cons

 Pros  Cons
Strong, durable V6 No hybrid powertrain option
Standard AWD since 2023 Can be a bit noisy at higher speeds
Impressive cargo room TrailSport not as capable as Jeep off‑road models
Good standard tech & safety Less upscale feel on lower trims

What’s New for 2026?

  • All‑new fourth generation redesign

  • 285 hp V6 paired with an updated 10‑speed automatic

  • More interior space with max cargo around 83.8 cu ft

  • Upgraded cabin technology:

    • 10.2″ digital gauge cluster

    • 12.3″ infotainment with wireless CarPlay/Android Auto and Google built‑in

    • Optional 12‑speaker Bose premium audio

Final Verdict

The Honda Passport is best suited if you’re after:

  • A spacious, capable two‑row SUV

  • Reliable V6 performance with standard AWD

  • Outstanding cargo versatility

  • Solid overall value against midsize competitors

The 2026 redesign adds more power, technology, and refinement — making it a strong pick if you’re holding out for the latest version.



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