Deliveries start this winter.
The 2022 Honda Passport is now available in showrooms with a starting cost of $37.870 plus a $1225 destination fee. The automaker simplified the model lineup by eliminating the Sport and Touring trims. Below is a table that shows the full price of the 2022 Passport line-up. The 2022 Passport has a 3.5-liter V6 that produces 280 horsepower (209 Kilowatts) & 262 pound-feet (355 Newton meters). A nine-speed automatic is the only option for a gearbox.
The EX-L includes an 8.2-inch infotainment screen, wireless smartphone charging and heated front seats. Front and rear parking sensors are also included. Remote engine start is also available. The interior features leather upholstery with high contrast stitching and a power moonroof. There is also a remote opening power rear hatch with remote access.
TrailSport is the off-road-focused trim for the Passport. The TrailSport has an increase of 0.39 inches (10 millimeters) in track width, and it rides on 18-inch wheels with 245/60-size tires that have sidewall tread. You will also find a different grille design than the other grades, and revised bumpers. The TrailSport’s interior features orange contrast stitching. The TrailSport comes standard with heated bases for windshield wipers and power-folding side mirrors.
The Passport Elite trim is the most expensive. The Passport Elite comes with heated and ventilated front seats and rear outboard seats as well as a heated steering column. The Honda Sensing suite includes safety tech on all Passport trims. It includes collision mitigation brake with forward collision warning, Lane-keeping assistance, road departure mitigation, lane violation warning, adaptive cruise controller, rear-seat reminder and rear seatbelt remind.