Honda Prologue FWD 2023 -

Specifications
Honda Prologue
  • 212hp
    Front Wheel Drive
  • 85kWh
    Nominal capacity
  • sec
  • 300mi
    EPA range

Also known as Honda Prologue EX 2WD

Launch
Announced 2023, September 28
Status Coming soon. Expected release 2024, March
Base price $ 48,800  
Performance
Power FWD 212 hp (156 kW)
Torque 236 lb-ft (320 Nm)
Acceleration
Max speed
 
Battery
Capacity 85 kWh total
Tech Li-ion
Range 300 mi EPA
Consumption
Recuperation Yes
Heat pump Yes
AC Charging Type 2 11 kW
DC Charging CCS 150 kW max
 
Body
Type 5 door SUV, 5 seats
Platform Ultium
Dimensions 192.0 x 78.3 x 64.7 in (4877 x 1989 x 1643 mm)
Wheelbase 121.8 in (3094 mm)
Clearance
Weight
Suspension Front and rear multi-link
Wheels R19, R21
Trunk US: 25.2 ft³, 57.7 ft³ max
Frunk No
Towing Yes
 
Displays
Center 11.3" touchscreen
Driver's 11"
Head-up Yes
Comfort
Seats Heated and ventilated front seats
Roof Panoramic glass roof, tilt & slide
Parking aids Front and rear sensors, 360 camera, reversing camera, Parking Assist
Connectivity Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
Safety
Airbags 8 airbags: front, side, rear, including head airbag system
Driving aids Front radar, several cameras. Lane Assist, Rear Cross Traffic Braking, Blind Zone Steering Assist, Rear Pedestrian Alert, High Beam Assist
Self driving
Crash tests

Real world range

Charging time Charging curve

Charging curve provided by Fastned.

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