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Honda discontinues Prologue EV in US after two years, leaving no electric models on sale

By Eve

Honda confirmed it will end sales of the Prologue crossover later in 2025 after the 2026 model year, removing its only remaining EV from the US market. The General Motors built model follows the discontinued Acura ZDX and the cancelled 0 Series SUV programme. Honda cited a significant shift in customer demand for EVs over the past 18 months and said the decision aligns product offerings with market conditions and long term goals.

Why it matters: The withdrawal leaves a major OEM with zero EV supply in the US, signalling weaker near term charging demand from Honda drivers and potential hesitation among CPOs planning infrastructure around legacy brand commitments. Policy shifts under the Trump administration, including eased clean car regulations and lost tax credits, are accelerating manufacturer exits from unprofitable EV lines.