The 2024 Honda Prologue is the Delightful Golden Retriever of EVs

The Front End Of The 2024 Honda Prologue, Parked In A Parking Lot
I loved the modest design of the 2024 Honda PrologueCredit: Kristen Brown

Let me explain what I mean by that: most EVs feel like they’re trying really, really hard to impress you. Fancy ambient lighting settings, a boomin’ sound system, sleek looks, maybe even fancy wheels. Those elements are meant to look “superior” to internal combustion cars. You’re supposed to want people to notice you’re going against the grain by driving an EV.

After noticing the hesitance of that aura from the average American driver looking to get into a humble all-electric lifestyle, Honda designed the 2024 Honda Prologue to be the American Sweetheart of EVs. It’s friendly, approachable, and modest. While it’s certainly beautiful, it’s not flamboyant in its EV-ness.

The Honda Prologue looks, drives, and feels like a normal car. With a base price of $48,795 and a max price of $59,295 for the Elite AWD version, the option for all-wheel drive, and a range close to 300 miles, it’s also reasonable. It also fully qualifies for the $7,500 federal tax credit (for now), thanks to being built on GM’s Ultium EV platform.

For those who want an EV that isn’t similar to a peacock flaring its iridescent feathers to announce to the world how amazing and revolutionary it is, the Honda Prologue is likely for you.

This story is 100% human-researched and written based on actual first-person knowledge, extensive experience, and expertise on the subject of cars and trucks.

First, Let’s Compare the Honda Prologue to its Acura Counterpart

The Side Profile Of The 2024 Honda Prologue
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It Felt Very Much Like a Honda, Which is a Good Thing

The Side Profile Of The 2024 Honda Prologue
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The Two-Toned Interior is Gorgeous

The Interior Of The 2024 Honda Prologue
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It Could Easily Be a Mom-Mobile

The Interior Of A 2024 Honda Prologue Ev
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The Cargo Space was Up Front and In the Back was Astonishing

The Trunk Space Of The 2024 Honda Prologue
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It Turned a Skeptic into a Prospective Buyer

The Rear End Of The 2024 Honda Prologue
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Brown is a car-loving mom in Oregon, with a deeply rooted passion in auto mechanics. She's been an automotive ... More about Kristen Brown
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