Honda’s 2024 Passport promises a thrilling update for SUV enthusiasts, with a particular focus on the TrailSport trim and the introduction of the Black Edition, set to replace the Elite grade. These exciting changes are set to hit the market in the upcoming fall.
TrailSport Revamped for Adventure
The 2024 Passport TrailSport is getting a significant overhaul with an off-road-centric approach. Honda has fine-tuned its suspension, introducing alterations to spring rates, damper valve tuning, and upgraded stabilizer bars. The result is an SUV that offers improved articulation, making it an excellent companion for off-road adventures.
Notably, the TrailSport now rides on General Grabber A/Tx all-terrain tires, replacing the previous Firestone rubber. These tires are designed to offer better off-road traction while ensuring a quiet and comfortable ride on city streets. Complementing the tires are stylish 18-inch wheels with Pewter highlights.
In terms of aesthetics, the Passport TrailSport introduces a fresh exterior color option known as “Diffused Sky Blue.” The interior receives a vibrant touch with orange contrast stitching on the steering wheel, door panels, and seats. The TrailSport logo proudly adorns the front headrests and all-season rubber floor mats.
Enhanced Ruggedness with Genuine Honda Accessories
For those seeking to amplify the Passport’s ruggedness, Honda offers a range of Genuine Honda Accessories. These include a skid plate to protect the undercarriage and the HPD+ package. The HPD+ package incorporates a distinctive grille, black fender flares, and impressive 20-inch wheels, ensuring your Passport stands out from the crowd.
Introducing the Passport Black Edition
The 2024 Passport Black Edition arrives with an aura of sophistication and style. Available in Crystal Black Pearl, Sonic Gray, Platinum White, and Radiant Red, this trim boasts sleek black accents on the grille, headlights, side details, door handles, windows, and fog light accents.
The interior of the Black Edition is nothing short of luxurious, featuring red-accented perforated leather seats. The front seats offer ventilation, while the rear seats are equipped with heating, ensuring maximum comfort in all seasons. Red contrast stitching adorns the steering wheel, chairs, and door panels. Adding an extra dash of style, red accent lighting enhances the dashboard, doors, and center console.
Improved Interior Storage
In a bid to enhance practicality and convenience, all 2024 Passport models introduce a new, wider center console with an integrated armrest. This larger size accommodates a full-sized tablet in the interior storage bin, adding a tech-savvy touch to your adventures. Furthermore, a handy storage tray in front of the gearshift can now accommodate two smartphones side by side, ensuring you stay connected on the go.
As of now, pricing details for the 2024 Passport are yet to be disclosed. However, for reference, the 2023 model starts at $42,445, with the TrailSport available at $44,945 and the Elite, which is being succeeded by the Black Edition, priced at $47,905.
These exciting updates for the 2024 Honda Passport are set to elevate your driving experience, whether you’re hitting the trails or cruising through city streets. Stay tuned for more information as the fall release date approaches.
