- When will the 2024 Honda Prologue be released and available?
- How much does the 2024 Honda Prologue cost?
- 2024 Prologue specs: GM’s Ultium platform
- Honda Prologue design: What does it look like?
Compared to other automakers, Honda is late to the EV party. However, the Japanese automaker is on track to release its first all-electric model: the 2024 Honda Prologue EV SUV, which comes from a collaboration with General Motors. Find out the release date, price, and specs of the Prologue.
When will the 2024 Honda Prologue be released and available?
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The release date of the 2024 Honda Prologue EV SUV will likely be in early 2024. Its debut date and full unveiling will probably be in late 2023. The 2024 Prologue will be available for sale at Honda dealerships throughout the United States, as well as in select international markets. Through its partnership with GM, the Honda Prologue will initially be built at one of GM’s plants in Michigan. For the pre-order/reservation information of the Prologue, stay tuned.
How much does the 2024 Honda Prologue cost?
Honda didn’t yet release the price information of the 2024 Prologue EV SUV. However, Car and Driver estimates that the 2024 Prologue will have a starting cost of $45,000. The automotive site also gave an estimated starting price breakdown of potential possible Prologue trims, following Honda’s traditional LX, EX, EX-L, and Touring trim levels:
- LX: $45,000
- EX: $48,000
- EX-L: $51,000
- Touring: $55,000
2024 Prologue specs: GM’s Ultium platform
Honda didn’t yet reveal many details about the electric powertrain in the 2024 Prologue. However, we do know that it will have the Ultium platform that’s featured in GM’s electric vehicles, such as the Cadillac LYRIQ crossover SUV, Chevy Silverado EV pickup truck, and GMC Hummer EV SUV. Like its closest competitor, Toyota, Honda has been stubbornly slow to develop electric vehicles. Until it can fully develop EVs on its own, Honda will rely on the expertise of GM.
The most comparable GM electric vehicle to the Honda Prologue is the Cadillac LYRIQ. It offers a standard rear-mounted electric motor and an available all-wheel drive version with an electric motor for both the front and rear axle. The single-motor rear-wheel drive LYRIQ generates 340 horsepower, while the dual-motor all-wheel drive version produces 500 hp. Also, the battery pack of the LYRIQ has a 100.0-kWh capacity, with an estimated driving range of up to 312 miles.
It’s unknown if the Prologue will have similar specs as the LYRIQ. However, since the Prologue will likely have a similar size and weight as the LYRIQ — and use the same Ultium platform, we can infer that the specs will probably be similar as well. Also, like the LYRIQ, the Prologue will undoubtedly have DC fast-charging capabilities.
Honda Prologue design: What does it look like?
Honda recently released a teaser image of the 2024 Prologue. While GM will handle the mechanical and production aspects of the Prologue, Honda is in charge of its design. The Prologue was “designed at the Honda Design Studio in Los Angeles in collaboration with a Honda design team in Japan.”
For the exterior styling, Honda states that the Prologue “represents the clean, simple and timeless values of the global Honda design direction, together with a long wheelbase, shorter overhang, and a strong stance outfitted with a capable tire.” Honda didn’t yet release any images or details about the Prologue’s interior, though.
We’ll know much more about the 2024 Honda Prologue EV SUV when it makes its debut in late 2023. As more information about the Prologue becomes available, we’ll provide updates. This includes:
- Official release date
- Official debut date
- Images and videos
- Official price information with the cost of each Prologue trim
- Official specs, including horsepower/torque, 0-60 mph acceleration, driving range, battery capacity, MPGe fuel economy, and towing capacity
- Features and technologies
- Warranty coverage
- Color options
- Pre-order/reservation information
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