Overview
- A company spokesperson confirmed Thursday that Honda will conclude sales of the Prologue after the 2026 model year and that dealers will continue to provide service, parts, and warranty support for existing owners.
- With the Prologue discontinued and the Acura ZDX already canceled, Honda will have no battery‑electric vehicles for sale in the United States.
- The Prologue was built on General Motors’ Ultium electric platform at GM’s Ramos Arizpe, Mexico plant, tying Honda’s U.S. EV effort to an outside supplier and factory footprint.
- Honda reported about 1.45 trillion yen in EV‑related losses for the fiscal year ended March 2026 and expects roughly 2.5 trillion yen in costs from scaling back EV plans, a financial hit that helped trigger the retreat and the cancellation of in‑house 0 Series and Acura RSX EV programs.
- Honda says it will repurpose planned U.S. EV capacity for hybrids and ICE production, roll out 15 new hybrid models globally by 2030, and monitor market conditions for any future return to U.S. EV sales.