2026 Honda Passport
Passport TrailSport
285-hp V-6 power with standard all-wheel drive and 83.8 cu ft of cargo room for trail-ready hauling.
285-hp V-6 power with standard all-wheel drive and 83.8 cu ft of cargo room for trail-ready hauling.
The 2026 Honda Passport TrailSport is defined by a Regular Gasoline V-6, All Wheel Drive, and a 10-Speed Automatic. It makes 285 hp and 262 lb-ft, with 20 mpg combined. Seating for 5 and 83.8 cu ft of cargo volume keep this Sport Utility practical, starting at $48,650.
See this trim's starting MSRP and destination charge, along with the packages, options, colors and accessories the manufacturer lists for it.
* Price is MSRP only, does not include taxes or fees, and is for illustrative purposes only. Pricing and option availability are based on manufacturer catalog data.
Representative previews shown. Color availability may vary — confirm exact paint options with your dealer.
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What it meansThe 285 hp V-6, 262 lb-ft of torque, all wheel drive, and 10-speed automatic define this trim's powertrain. Fuel economy is rated at 18 mpg city, 23 mpg highway, and 20 mpg combined.
Why this trimFor the TrailSport, the standard all wheel drive matters because it is part of the verified setup. The fuel ratings help you judge daily use without guessing.
Bottom line: This trim has clearly specified V-6 performance.
What it meansThe 83.8 cu ft cargo volume and 115.4 cu ft passenger volume show how much space is listed for people and gear. Its length, width, height, wheelbase, and curb weight help with parking, garage fit, and handling expectations.
Why this trimFor this TrailSport, these measurements give shoppers the basic size picture before a test drive. They also make it easier to compare space needs against your usual cargo and passengers.
Bottom line: The dimensions describe a sizable SUV.
What it meansHeated front bucket seats, an 8-way driver seat, and a split-folding rear seat are standard here. The manual tilt and telescoping steering column and mobile hotspot access add everyday cabin usefulness.
Why this trimThese standard items matter because they describe the TrailSport cabin without relying on optional equipment. The rear seat design also helps when you need to balance passengers and cargo.
Bottom line: The cabin focuses on useful standard equipment.
What it meansThe standard audio setup includes 9 speakers, a subwoofer, and a 12.3'' color touchscreen. Wireless phone connectivity, front LCD monitors, and real-time traffic display are also listed as standard.
Why this trimFor this TrailSport, the technology facts point to a built-in media and information setup. Steering wheel audio controls and radio data system support basic daily use.
Bottom line: Its tech package is clearly documented.
What it meansThe overall rating is 5-star, while the overall frontal barrier crash rating is 4-star. Traffic Jam Assist, stability control, roll stability control, ABS, and traction control are standard.
Why this trimThese facts matter because they separate the overall rating from the frontal barrier results. They also show which driver-assist and control systems are included on this trim.
Bottom line: Safety facts are strong but specific.
What it meansThis TrailSport lists 18 in wheels with P275/60TR18 tires. Those are the verified wheel and tire specifications for this trim.
Why this trimWheel and tire sizing matters for replacement shopping and fitment checks. It also helps shoppers confirm the listed setup before comparing vehicles.
Bottom line: The wheel and tire setup is specified.
Honda (American Honda Motor Co.) is recalling certain 2026 Pilot and Passport vehicles. The rear subframe bolts may have been tightened improperly.
1 recall campaign on record from NHTSA for the 2026 model year. Recall coverage can vary by VIN.
View All Recalls & Check Your VINSource: NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
Working in partnership with a road construction company, Honda hopes to charge civilian and commercial vehicles as they drive.
See the exterior of the 2027 Honda Passport TrailSport from every angle.
Honda revamps the almost-new Passport with a suspension lift. Hey, who wants to throw on some 32s?
See the interior of the 2027 Honda Passport TrailSport from every angle.
Reported Japanese-market plans pair the Honda ZR-V TrailSport with the e:HEV hybrid system, plus both front- and all-wheel-drive options.
A side-by-side photo shows the 2027 Passport TrailSport’s increased ride height and subtle design changes.
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