Honda Prologue EV. Sam Abuelsamid. It may come as a surprise to most people that don’t follow the activities of the auto industry closely, but in 2024, the top selling electric

Honda Prologue has been updated with a new front power unit, resulting in improved power and extended range. This all-electric SUV, which ranked as the second best-selling EV SUV in the United States during the latter half of 2024,

Honda is giving the 2025 Prologue a handful of performance and efficiency upgrades, increasing the appeal of the already popular electric SUV. The changes bring more horsepower and increased range, which surprisingly do not increase the price—except for a small bump in the destination fee.

The new front-drive unit means more power for both front and AWD versions of the Prologue. The FWD EX makes 220 horsepower, eight more than last year, and 243 lb-ft of torque (an increase of seven). AWD models get even larger increases. The AWD models climb 12 horses to 300 and 25 lb-ft of torque for a total of 355.

After the success of its first model in 2024, Honda has today revealed improved specs for its 2025 Prologue - promising higher range and power with minimal

Honda, which shares its Prologue platform with GM’s Chevy Blazer, found both more power and more range for the 2025 edition.

Honda Prologues impressive range of 308 miles, powerful performance, and advanced features for electric vehicle enthusiasts.

The improvements are across the Prologue lineup. Honda said the single-motor, front-wheel-drive 2025 Prologue will now have a 308-mile base range, up 12 miles. Power is now 220 hp, an increase of 8 hp, and 243 pound-feet of torque, up 7 pound-feet.

Honda, which shares its Prologue platform with GM’s Chevy Blazer, found both more power and more range for the 2025 edition.

The GM-built Honda Prologue became one of the nation’s most popular EVs last year, thanks to aggressive incentives and lease deals. Honda recently announced the 2025 Prologue, giving it more power and range for the same price.