Honda to Stop Selling Prologue EV
The automaker's only U.S.-market electric vehicle will exit showrooms.
Honda has decided to discontinue sales of its Prologue electric vehicle in the United States, according to a report from CleanTechnica.
What Happened
The Prologue, Honda's first mass-market EV developed through a partnership with General Motors using the Ultium platform, is being removed from Honda's U.S. lineup. The automaker has not announced specific reasons for the discontinuation or provided details about remaining inventory.
Why It Matters
For current and prospective Prologue owners, the discontinuation raises questions about parts availability, service support, and vehicle resale values. For Honda, it leaves the brand without a dedicated battery-electric offering in the U.S. market as competition in the EV segment continues to intensify across all price points.
The Bottom Line
Honda has not yet commented publicly on the decision or outlined plans for future electric vehicles in the U.S. market.
