The Honda Prologue was the third best-selling EV in the US last month, behind only the Tesla Model Y and Model 3. With over 25,000 models sold already this year, Honda’s electric SUV has been a surprise hit.
Honda Prologue was the third best-selling EV in Nov
After delivering the first Prologue in the US in March 2024, Honda’s electric SUV has become one of the most sought-after EVs in the US.
According to Cox Automotive’s latest EV market monitor report, the Honda Prologue ranked as the third top-selling electric vehicle in the US in November. The electric SUV trailed only Tesla’s Model Y and Model 3 in sales.
With a record 6,823 Prologue models sold last month, Honda has now sold over 25,000 electric SUVs in the US this year. That’s a big difference from not selling a single EV in the US last year.
The 2024 Honda Prologue starts at just $47,400. With the $7,500 federal tax credit, however, prices fall to potentially under $40,000.
As the report notes, EV incentives reach a year-high last month at 14% of the average transaction price. Honda is no exception, offering up to $18,000 in lease cash (including loyalty or conquest cash) on the Prologue or around 37% off MSRP.
Based on GM’s Ultium platform, the Honda Prologue has a range of up to 296 miles. Although it shares the same underpinnings as other GM electric models, such as the Chevy Equinox and Blazer EVs, Honda added its signature design and features.
Top comment by diglossia
It's a nice looking design that doesn't scream "ELECTRIC" – the price is right (until the Trump admin kills the federal tax credits) and the range is right at that magic 300 mile mark for most trims. Hope they sell a ton of them.
With a multi-link front and rear suspension, the Prologue has a “sporty” drive. It also features a different interior setup.
Inside, the Prologue includes an 11.3″ infotainment and 11″ driver display screens. Unlike GM, Honda’s electric SUV features wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
| 2024 Honda Prologue trim | Starting Price (w/o $1,395 destination fee) | Starting price after tax credit (w/o $1,395 destination fee) | Starting price after tax credit (with $1,395 destination fee) | EPA Range (miles) |
| EX (FWD) | $47,400 | $39,900 | $41,295 | 296 |
| EX (AWD) | $50,400 | $42,900 | $44,295 | 281 |
| Touring (FWD) | $51.700 | $44,200 | $45,595 | 296 |
| Touring (AWD) | $54,700 | $47,200 | $48,595 | 281 |
| Elite (AWD) | $57,900 | $50,400 | $51,795 | 273 |
Despite some claims that the EV market is slowing or cooling, over 116,000 electric vehicles were sold in the US last month, an increase of 10% from September. According to Cox Automotive, this was the second-highest month for EV volume, reaching an 8.5% market share.
Honda extended its ultra-low Prologue lease rate at just $259 per month in December. If you’re ready to check out Honda’s electric SUV for yourself, we can help you get started. Check out our link to find the best offers on the Honda Prologue at a dealer near you today.
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