Honda Prologue vs. The Competition

Honda Prologue vs. The Competition

The Honda Prologue slots in as a the very first all-electric Honda SUV. The Honda Prologue ensures suave, sporty styling, cutting-edge interior comfort and tech offerings, along with an uncompromising set of standard driver assistance safety features. The Honda Prologue manages three trim levels: EX, Touring, and Elite. Wondering how the Honda Prologue compares to the competition? Fear not, we'll cover some of the various competitors, showcasing how the Honda Prologue stacks up to other models in its class.

Honda Prologue vs. the Tesla Model Y

The Honda Prologue ensures a well-rounded set of interior features along with a variety of engine and battery configurations. The Honda Prologue comes standard with an 85-kWh battery pack along with a single motor front-wheel drive motor that makes 212 horsepower. The above-mentioned motor and battery combination combines to offer 296 miles of driving range. Comparatively, the standard version of the Tesla Model Y manages 260 miles of driving range. The Honda Prologue makes all-wheel drive available via a dual motor version, which makes 288 horsepower available. As far as battery charging goes, the Honda Prologue can fully charge on a 220-volt outlet in around 5-6 hours. Using a DC fast charger, the Honda Prologue manages around 65 miles of driving range in about 10 minutes of charging. For those individuals that are curious about the trunk, the Honda Prologue offers around 25.2 cubic feet of trunk space. The Tesla Model Y manages around 75 cubic feet of trunk space. Both the Honda Prologue, and the Tesla Model Y, offer seating for five.

Honda Prologue vs. the Ford Mustang Mach-E

While the Ford Mustang Mach-E takes a performance-oriented approach, the Honda Prologue manages a carefully balanced set of performance offerings. The Ford Mustang Mach-E beats out the Honda Prologue in the power realm, offering a standard single motor that makes 266 horsepower. However, the Honda Prologue ensures substantially more driving range, offering 296 miles on a full charge compared to the Ford Mustang Mach-E, which offers somewhere between 225-250 miles of driving range. This is slightly reduced with the all-wheel drive version, which ensures 281 miles of driving range. The Ford Mustang Mach-E manages around 29.7 cubic-feet of cargo space compared to 25.2 for the Honda Prologue. Wondering about charging time? The Honda Prologue can fully charge its 85-kWh battery in around 5-6 hours. The Ford Mustang Mach-E takes quite a bit longer, clocking 7.4 hours to fully charge its 72-kWh battery pack. 

Honda Prologue vs the Chevy Blazer EV

Those wondering how the Honda Prologue stacks up against the new Chevy Blazer EV can rest easy.  We have you covered. The Chevy Blazer EV comes with an 85-kWh batter pack, which makes it the same as the Honda Prologue. Both models also offer 288-horsepower. However, the two deviate when it comes to driving range, with the Honda Prologue managing 296 miles of driving range and the Chevy Blazer EV offering 279 miles of driving range. Both models slot in as compact SUVs, offering two rows of seating with room for five. The Honda Prologue outdoes the Chevy Blazer EV in the driver assistance realm, offering a much longer list of standard driver assistance features. The Honda Prologue comes standard with blind zone steering assist, forward collision alert, automatic emergency braking, front pedestrian braking, lane keep assist, side blind zone alert, lane change alert, rear cross traffic alert, and rear park assist.