2026 Honda Passport pricing.
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Honda released the official pricing of the all-new 2026 Passport.
Of course, things are more expensive, by at least $2000, over the previous generation. But it seems well worth it. As the new Passport looks 100 times better than the outdated 7-year-old model it replaces.
Even though the focus is now on the Trailsport versions there is still a less off-road-oriented model available called the RTL. Which still includes the wonderful Honda 3.5 Liter V5, AWD, heated seats, a 9-speaker sound system with a sub, and more. However, you’ll have to step up to the Trailsport if you want the panoramic sunroof.
At over $46,000, the new Honda Passport is far from the cheapest mid-sized SUV option. The Mazda CX-70, which also comes with a 6-cylinder engine, starts at $40,500. The 5-seater Passport is also curiously more expensive than the larger 7-seater larger Honda Pilot. Which starts at $40,200. The EX-L trim at $43.500 is still cheaper than the base Passport. I guess Honda priced the new Passport at the high end of its category. Just make sure you really don’t want 7 seats before you get one…
Gas mileage is of course not great. But we’re talking about a powerful creamy smooth large 3.5 Liter V6 engine here. And these are always quite thirsty no matter what. The last time I test drove a Honda Passport I got 27 to 28MPG on the highway. While it was then rated at 24. However, the 19MPG City number was impossible to achieve no matter what. As usual with a big V6, the average around town was more like 15 or 16MPG. Which is OK. People who buy these aren’t really expecting much better.