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Honda Prologue Problems

The Honda Prologue is an all-electric midsize SUV launched in 2024, built on GM's Ultium platform as part of a strategic partnership between Honda and General Motors. With 2,114 complaints and zero reported deaths, it represents Honda's entry into the mainstream EV market with a spacious, well-equipped crossover. The Prologue offers approximately 300 miles of range and features Honda-tuned suspension and interior design despite the GM underpinnings. It competes against the Chevrolet Equinox EV and Tesla Model Y.

2,114
Total Complaints
1
Total Recalls
2
Model Years
0
Reported Deaths
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Best Years

These years have the fewest reported problems.

2025

Common Problem Categories

Steering 390
Electrical System 282
Suspension 274
Unknown Or Other 240
Forward Collision Avoidance 238

Complaints by Model Year

All Model Years

Year ↓ Complaints Recalls Crashes Fires Rating
2025 172 0 10 0 Good
2024 1,942 1 16 0 Below Average

Honda Prologue Years to Avoid

The 2024 Honda Prologue is the year to approach with caution as the first model year with typical launch issues. Owners have reported software glitches affecting the infotainment and driver assistance systems, inconsistent charging behavior at DC fast charging stations, and some build quality concerns. The transition to a GM-built vehicle created parts and service confusion at Honda dealers. Some owners experienced range estimates that didn't match real-world driving. These are typical first-year EV issues, but buyers should be aware.

Best Honda Prologue Years

The 2025 Honda Prologue represents the best year to buy with software improvements and resolved early production issues. Honda and dealers have adapted to supporting the Ultium platform, and over-the-air updates have addressed most software concerns. The 2025 models benefit from factory learnings and improved build consistency. The Prologue offers excellent value against competitors with competitive pricing and Honda's reputation backing the ownership experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common problems with the Honda Prologue?

Early complaints focus on software glitches, inconsistent DC fast charging speeds, range estimates not matching real-world driving, and some build quality concerns. Most issues are typical first-year EV problems being addressed through updates.

Is the Honda Prologue really a Honda?

The Prologue is built by GM in Mexico using GM's Ultium platform, but Honda engineered the suspension, interior, and exterior design. It drives and feels like a Honda despite the GM powertrain. Service is handled through Honda dealers.

How far can the Honda Prologue go?

The Prologue offers EPA-rated range of approximately 296 miles for FWD models and 277 miles for AWD versions. Real-world range varies with temperature, speed, and driving style. Highway driving at 70+ mph reduces range noticeably.

Is the Prologue better than the Equinox EV?

The Prologue and Equinox EV share the same platform but offer different experiences. The Prologue has a more premium interior and Honda refinement, while the Equinox EV offers lower starting price. Both are good values in the EV market.