Honda Prologue Pricing Announced
Honda has introduced pricing for the brand's new all-electric SUV, the 2024 Prologue.
Model Variants and Pricing
The 2024 Honda Prologue lineup begins with the EX trim, offered in both single-motor (2WD) and dual-motor (AWD) configurations. The single-motor variant is priced at $47,400, while the dual-motor version starts at $50,400. The Touring trim also comes in both drive configurations, with the single-motor priced at $51,700 and the dual-motor at $54,700. At the top of the range is the Elite trim, featuring a dual-motor (AWD) setup, priced at $57,900. All prices are before a destination charge of $1,395 and any applicable government incentives or tax credits.
Driving Range and Efficiency
The Prologue's driving range varies by trim and drive configuration, with the single-motor EX and Touring trims achieving an EPA range rating of 296 miles on a full charge. The dual-motor EX and Touring models have a slightly lower range of 281 miles, and the Elite trim offers 273 miles. The EPA MPG equivalent ratings for city, highway, and combined driving are competitive, ensuring efficient performance across different driving conditions.
Charging Options and Credits
Honda provides Prologue customers with a couple charging options to suit various lifestyles. Three charging package choices are offered, including credits towards equipment and installation as well as public charging networks. The available options are:
- Option A: Home Charging Station (Level 2) with a $500 installation credit and $100 EVgo charging credit.
- Option B: Portable Charging Kit (Level 1 and 2) with a $250 installation credit and $300 EVgo charging credit.
- Option C: A substantial $750 credit for EVgo charging.
Additionally, all new Prologue owners receive 60 kWh of complimentary public charging at Electrify America stations.
Look for the all-new Prologue to go on sale soon.
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