Honda SUV Models (2025-2026 Edition)

Honda SUV Models

HR-V: Entry crossover and Honda’s smallest SUV, aimed at city-friendly practicality with a 2.0L engine rated up to 158 hp and available Real Time AWD.
CR-V: Compact SUV with a 190-hp 1.5L turbo or a 204-hp hybrid, pairing class-leading polish with strong mpg.
CR-V e:FCEV: Hydrogen fuel cell plug-in delivering 174 hp and an estimated 270-mile highway range plus 29 miles of EV-only driving.
Passport: Rugged two-row SUV emphasizing adventure with torque-vectoring AWD and Intelligent Traction Management drive modes.
Pilot: Family-focused three-row SUV with a TrailSport variant for off-road capability.
Prologue: All-electric midsize SUV with up to a 308-mile EPA range rating and available dual-motor AWD.

The HR-V stands as Honda’s entry-level subcompact SUV, combining sleek design with practicality. For 2026, it receives significant updates:

Refreshed Exterior: New wheel designs (17–18 inches depending on trim), gloss black badging, and vibrant color options like Boost Blue Pearl (exclusive to the Sport trim).
Enhanced Interior: A standard 9-inch infotainment display (up from 7 inches) with wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, wireless charging, and available leather-trimmed seats with ambient footwell lighting.
Powertrain: A 2.0L 4-cylinder engine (158 hp) paired with Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) and available Real Time AWD™.
Fuel efficiency reaches up to 26 city/32 highway MPG. Safety: Standard Honda Sensing® suite, including Collision Mitigation Braking and Lane Keeping Assist.

The CR-V remains Honda’s best-selling model, now offering gasoline, hybrid, and groundbreaking hydrogen powertrains:

Gasoline and Hybrid Trims: The turbocharged 1.5L engine (190 hp) and hybrid powertrain (204 hp) deliver up to 40 city/34 highway MPG. New for 2026 is the TrailSport Hybrid trim, featuring all-terrain tires, off-road styling, and standard AWD.
CR-V e:FCEV: America’s first plug-in hydrogen fuel cell SUV, with an EPA range of 270 miles and 29 miles of battery-only range. It combines rapid hydrogen refueling (3–5 minutes) with Level 2 charging capability.
Tech Upgrades: A larger 9-inch infotainment screen is now standard, and higher trims feature a 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster. Google built-in integration is available.

Redesigned for 2026 with a “Born Wild” ethos, the Passport emphasizes off-road capability:

The Pilot combines seating for up to eight with robust capability:

Powertrain: A 285 hp V6 engine and 10-speed automatic transmission, with i-VTM4® AWD available on higher trims. Towing capacity is 5,000 lbs.
TrailSport Trim: Adds all-terrain tires, hill descent control, and upgraded suspension for light off-roading.
Family-Friendly Features: Hands-free power tailgate, roof rails for cargo, and available cabin organization solutions like seatback protectors and cargo tray.

Honda’s first mass-market EV, the Prologue, offers:

Range and Charging: An EPA-estimated 308 miles of range from an 85 kWh battery. DC fast charging adds 65 miles in 10 minutes, and it supports Tesla’s Supercharger network via an adapter.
Tech and Savings: Includes a 11-inch infotainment screen, wireless connectivity, and potential federal tax credits up to $7,500. The battery is covered by an 8-year/100,000-mile warranty.

Urban simplicity and value: HR-V, as Honda’s smallest SUV with easy maneuverability and available AWD.
Compact do‑it‑all: CR-V 1.5T for balanced performance or CR-V Hybrid for standout fuel economy.
Family hauler and road-tripper: Pilot, especially TrailSport for those who mix highways with trails.
Rugged two-row adventure: Passport with torque-vectoring AWD and terrain drive modes.
Zero-emission: Prologue for nationwide EV charging and range; CR‑V e:FCEV for California hydrogen users who want hydrogen refueling plus short-distance plug-in EV driving.

CR-V Hybrid’s 204 hp and 40/34 mpg rating deliver rare efficiency without sacrificing responsiveness in a mainstream compact SUV.