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2024 Honda Prologue EV SUV Reveal
Plus Passport TrailSport Refresh, Civic TCR podiums Road Atlanta, Rebelle Rally underway!
Hey there fellow CFL Honda fans,
Welcome back to the Honda Dealership newsletter that you actually want to read. If you are looking to catch up, visit our past issues at News.ClassicHonda.com
Without further ado, here is what you can look forward to in this edition:
2024 Honda Prologue EV SUV First Look
Honda Passport gets a glow-up
Civic Type R TCR podiums at Road Atlanta
Rebelle Rally underway with a trio of Honda TrailSports
We may also have a bonus article for you at the end, so stick around!
2024 Honda Prologue Fully-Electric SUV Reveal
The 2024 Honda Prologue is the first fully electric Honda SUV coming in early next year. The Neo-Rugged design is getting a lot of attention, including the spelled-out “H o n d a” badging which will be a signature of all future Honda EV’s.
The Prologue is about the same size as the Honda Passport but sits lower. Surprisingly, it is longer than the Honda Odyssey. A minivan.
Translation?
Very R o o o o o m y.
The additional length coupled with a longer wheel base and no center driveshaft bump, and you’ve got a lot of space to spread out.
The Specs:
Up to 300 Mile Range
Single Motor FWD or Dual Motor AWD
Dual Motor has 288hp and 333 lb-ft torque
65 miles of range in 10 mins of charging
Charging from 20% to 80% battery takes about 35 mins
Wireless Apple CarPlay and Andoid Auto
Honda Sensing Suite standard on all trims
11” instrument display
11.3” infotainment touchscreen (highest resolution ever in a Honda)
1 pedal driving available with paddle braking
Largest ever wheels on a Honda at 21”
Over The Air Updates (Underrated feature right here)
We are taking Pre-Order’s Now for delivery in early 2024.
Is the Honda Prologue the one that will make you finally go Fully-Electric? |
2024 Honda Passport TrailSport Redesign
The 2024 Honda Passport TrailSport is here and it may look a little different since the last time you’ve seen it. Featuring a retooled suspension and more aggressive off-road tires, this new iteration of the Passport TrailSport is even more capable than the last. New to this year is the full Honda Sensing suite available on ALL Passport trim levels.
Key Feature Changes
Increased overall wheel and tire size
Raised and tuned suspension
Honda Sensing Suite including Collision Mitigation Braking System™, Forward Collision Warning (FCW), Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS), Road Departure Mitigation (RDM) with Lane Departure Warning (LDW), and Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC). A rear seat reminder and rear seatbelt reminder are also standard across the lineup.
Assembled in America 🇺🇸
Want to learn more? Check here
How Good is the New Honda Passport TrailSport |
Civic Type R TCR Podiums Road Atlanta
Road Atlanta in Brasselton, GA hosted the final race of the Michelin Pilot Challenge this past weekend. As performance oriented as the stock Civic Type R is (we have one in stock btw😉), it’s stripped-down, track-prepped sibling turns the dial up to 11. Improved aero parts, tuned suspension, roll cage and modified bodywork set the two apart on and off the track.
Two such Civic Type Rs made a strong showing during the weekend, one placing 3rd and the other breaking into the top 10!
Read more about the season finale here
Would you drive a Honda TCR on the Street? |
The 2023 Rebelle Rally is Underway
October 12th launched this year’s Rebelle Rally; a female only, off-road excursion of more than 1,500 miles. The race spans over 8 days and features terrain of various difficulty through mountainous environments. This year, Honda provided three vehicles to compete, a 2024 Honda Passport TrailSport, and two 2024 Honda Pilot TrailSports. We won’t know the results for a couple more days, so check back with us next month!
Learn more about Hondas in the Rebelle Rally here
Do you think you could complete the Rebelle Rally? |
Prototype Autonomous Work Vehicles
If you have taken any flights or watched the news much this year, you may have heard about the shortage of necessary supporting staff at airports around the world. A team of engineers at Honda wanted to create an autonomous vehicle to help work with employees to boost productivity and reduce required menial tasks. Debuting at the Toronto Pearson Airport, the AWV performed well at delivering materials and travel along predetermined routes safely and accurately.
Learn more about future of AWV here
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