Honda recently redesigned the passport, which debuted for the 2026 model year. It follows the closely related pilot with three rows when throwing away his blob-like exterior for a more square, chiseled appearance. It has already been proven a winning formula for the passport – the SUV sells as hot cakes.
Until the end of September Honda moved 41,450 passports, which marked an increase of 74.8 percent compared to September 2024, when the company sold 23,715 units during the first nine months. The success of his success helps is the fact that 80 percent of buyers opt for the off-roady trail sport form.
| Model | YTD 2025 Sales | YTD 2024 Sales | % Increase |
| Honda passport | 41,450 | 23,715 | 74.8% |
Admittedly, the Trailsport is available in four of the seven trim offer. However, this reflects the core mission of the passport and the target group, which has responded overwhelmingly to the Boxy Bruiser. The passport is still losing popularity of his most important rival in the redesigned Toyota 4runner with a considerable margin, which had moved 67.001 units towards the end of September. However, the turnover of 4runner has fallen by 40 percent this year.
Although the two vehicles are comparable in profile, the two SUVs are almost the opposite in progress. Honda does not embrace hybrids as Toyota does, with the help of a naturally extracted 3.5-liter V-6 under the hood of each passport. The 4runner offers four -cylinder power with turbo vehicle with the option of electrified propulsion in higher decorations. Likewise, the thick switchgear uses the interior, while the passport opts for a clean, more user -friendly cabin like in any other Honda.
Despite the boost in popularity, the passport is not the most improved model when it comes to sale. That honor goes to the prologue, who saw a turnover of almost 158 ​​percent rise. With 36,553 moved, more prologists have been sold than the entire calendar year of 2024.
In general, Honda sold nearly 1.1 million units until the end of September. This is good for both Honda and Acura, the luxury brand. Together they achieved a modest profit of 3.9 percent, or around 41,000 more vehicles that have found houses so far, versus this time last year.
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