- The 2025 Honda Prologue gains a new front electric motor, boosting both power and range.
- Front-wheel-drive models now produce 220 horsepower, an 8-hp increase, while all-wheel-drive versions hit 300 hp, up by 12 hp.
- Range improves: FWD models now reach 308 miles (+12 miles), and AWD variants achieve up to 294 miles (+13 miles).
The Honda Prologue, Honda's first dedicated EV for the U.S. market, had a strong start in 2024. Despite launching in the latter half of the year, it secured 33,017 sales, ranking as the sixth best-selling EV in the country. Now, Honda is making the 2025 Prologue even more appealing with a new front power unit that enhances both performance and efficiency.
Power and Performance Upgrades
Available in both front-wheel-drive (FWD) and all-wheel-drive (AWD) configurations, the 2025 Prologue benefits from increased output. The FWD model now generates 220 horsepower (+8 hp) and 243 lb-ft of torque (+7 lb-ft). Despite the power increase, efficiency improves, with range extending to 308 miles per charge.
AWD models also see enhancements, now delivering 300 horsepower (+12 hp) and 355 lb-ft of torque (+25 lb-ft). The EX and Touring trims gain 13 miles of additional range (now 294 miles), while the top-tier Elite trim reaches 283 miles (+10 miles).
Pricing and Tax Incentives
The 2025 Prologue pricing remains competitive:
- EX FWD: $48,850 (+$55 from 2024)
- Touring FWD: $53,150
- AWD upgrade (EX & Touring): +$3000
- Elite AWD: $59,350
All 2025 Honda Prologues qualify for the $7500 federal EV tax credit, making them even more attractive for potential buyers.