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Your Guide to the 2026 Honda Passport Lineup

Seven trims, one 285-hp V-6 and standard AWD — explore every 2026 Passport configuration before you visit a dealer.

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$44,950
Starting MSRP
20–21mpg
Combined MPG
285hp
Horsepower
All Wheel Drive
Drivetrain
83.2–83.8cu ft
Cargo volume
5
Seating
Review: 2026 Honda Passport
By Marcus Whitfield

Seven trims, one 285-hp V-6 and standard AWD — explore every 2026 Passport configuration before you visit a dealer.

Every 2026 Passport trim shares a 285-hp V-6, 262 lb-ft of torque, a 10-speed automatic, and standard all-wheel drive. RTL trims post the lineup's best fuel economy at 21 mpg combined, while TrailSport variants dip to 20 mpg combined, trading efficiency for off-road-oriented equipment.

Cargo space holds at 83.8 cubic feet across most trims, with the TrailSport Elite the lone exception at 83.2 cubic feet. Pricing spans $44,950 for the RTL to $53,850 for the TrailSport Elite Blackout. Seating stays fixed at five across every configuration—no three-row option exists here.

The verdict

Highs, lows & bottom line

Highs

  • V-6 output with no turbo-lag trade-offs
  • AWD standard across all seven trims
  • Cargo volume tops 83 cubic feet on most trims

Lows

  • City fuel economy lags at 18-19 mpg
  • Five-seat-only layout limits family hauling versatility
  • No hybrid or electrified option in lineup

Bottom line

The Passport pairs a torquey standard V-6 and all-wheel drive with genuine cargo capacity, but its five-seat-only layout and city fuel economy in the high teens keep it from being the default midsize SUV pick.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

EPA ratings vary by trim: RTL, RTL Towing, and RTL Blackout are rated 19 city/25 highway/21 combined mpg, while TrailSport, TrailSport Blackout, TrailSport Elite, and TrailSport Elite Blackout are rated 18/23/20 mpg due to their off-road-oriented tires and hardware.

Most configurations offer 83.8 cu ft of total cargo volume; the TrailSport Elite is slightly lower at 83.2 cu ft, all with the rear seats folded.

Yes, every 2026 Passport configuration comes with All Wheel Drive and the same 285-hp V-6 paired to a 10-speed automatic transmission.

The Passport's 285-hp V-6 and AWD-only lineup sit between the Ascent's turbo-four and Murano's smaller-crossover footprint on paper, but direct spec comparisons against the 4Runner, Durango, Ascent, and Murano aren't available here since only Passport data is provided in this catalog.

MSRP spans from $44,950 for the RTL to $53,850 for the TrailSport Elite Blackout, with five trims in between including RTL Towing ($45,650) and TrailSport ($48,650).

Yes, the RTL Towing trim ($45,650 MSRP) is specifically named for towing use, though a maximum towing capacity figure isn't included in the available specs.
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