The updated motor for the 2025 Prologue leads to more range and power. Front-wheel-drive models have 220 horsepower, and all-wheel-drive models reach 300 horsepower. The Touring trim includes an upgraded mock leather material and heated seats. Front-wheel-drive models have a total range of 308 miles, while all-wheel-drive models reach about 294 miles. An 85-kilowatt-hour battery pack sourced from General Motors is capable of DC fast charging at a rate of 155-kilowatt-hour. The Touring trim boasts mock leather interiors and heated seats, while everything functions as expected in a Honda. Standard features include an 11.3-inch display that provides wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto. A shift-by-wire system opens up cabin space. There's an 8-inch longer wheelbase and it’s 5 inches wider than a CRV, giving a lot of rear passenger room. Also of note, the back floor is flat. Features include a power liftgate, and there's significant storage space under the rear floor. It has a 60/40 split rear seat for extra cargo. The full panoramic sunroof brightens up the interior. With this new model, it is comfortable and rides well even on the roughest roads. It feels like the car is pushing you down because of how much torque it has right off the rip. Priced at $56,000, the 2025 is worth the extra money because of it’s style, safety and technology.
