New Honda Passport

 

Since its reintroduction in 2019, the Honda Passport has established itself as a midsize SUV, bridging the gap between the smaller CR-V and the larger Pilot. For the 2026 model year, Honda is planning a major redesign, with teasers of the upcoming Passport TrailSport hinting at a bolder, more rugged look. This fresh design aims to give the Passport a distinct identity, separating it from the shadow of the Pilot.

Although details remain limited, the 2026 Passport is expected to continue sharing the Pilot's V6 engine and platform, with possible additions of a turbocharged four-cylinder or hybrid powertrain. As it competes with rivals like the Jeep Grand Cherokee, Hyundai Santa Fe, and Kia Sorento, this redesign underscores Honda's commitment to staying relevant in the midsize SUV market.

Entering its second generation as a two-row SUV, the 2026 Passport is slated to arrive in early 2025, with an official reveal expected by late 2024. Pricing is likely to start around $45,000, with higher-end trims potentially reaching $51,000. Honda may also maintain the current trim levels while introducing new options similar to the larger Pilot.

We’ll provide updates on key specs like engine choices, performance, fuel economy, interior features, cargo space, infotainment, safety systems, and warranty coverage as more information becomes available. The 2026 Honda Passport is poised to be a strong contender in the SUV segment, offering rugged styling, advanced technology, and reliability.

Stay tuned for its grand reveal and be ready to explore Honda’s latest SUV innovation. We’ll keep you informed with all the essential details on the 2026 Honda Passport as they emerge.