Honda has dropped the price of the Prologue crossover by $7,500.
This puts the starting price below $40,000.
It makes the Prologue a screaming electric deal.
The Honda Prologue was once one of America’s best selling EVs. When it launched in 2024, we called it the year’s “surprise EV success story.” But since the $7,500 EV tax credit expired on September 30, sales have fallen off. Prologue sales were down over 65% year-over-year in Q1 2026, landing at 1,588 units. That’s reason enough for a fire sale.
Honda has slashed the price of the 2026 Prologue by $7,500 across the board, essentially replacing the lost tax incentive and making the crossover a much better deal among its peers.
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The base 2026 Prologue EX now starts at an attractive $39,900 (excluding the additional $1,495 in destination fees). That price gets you a single-motor front-wheel-drive powertrain with 308 miles of range. The same trim would have cost $47,400 to start for 2025 model year cars.
On the opposite end of the pricing spectrum, the loaded-up Elite trim is knocked down to $50,400. You’ll get a lesser 283 miles of EPA-estimated range, but that’s thanks to the more power-hungry all-wheel-drive drivetrain and larger 21-inch wheels. The Elite trim also adds some extra creature comforts like leather seats, a power tailgate, heated folding mirrors, a Bose sound system, a panoramic moonroof, and more.
The MSRP cut has placed the electric SUV at a pretty fair sticker price. Now the EX costs about as much as a Toyota bZ with similar range, but the Prologue is a bigger vehicle. For buyers that missed out on the EV tax credit and had a Prologue on their shortlist, this is all good news.
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