2025 Honda Prologue SUV is a win for EVs

Stacking up in Grasso’s Garage recently has been a slew of EV SUVs. From the EV9 by KIA and the newly redesigned fleet from Audi, EV’s are everywhere. As someone who is certain that vehicles should be hybrid’s and not fully electric, the Honda Prologues enters Grasso’s Garage and is changing my mind quickly.

The 2025 Honda Prologue Elite AWD enters Grasso’s Garage wrapped in scenic North Shore Pearl, one of 7 color options for the Elite model. Additionally, 2 interior leather color options are offered including Black and Gray.

Inclusive of a 283-mile range, and 300 horsepower, the Elite model comes standard with dual AWD motors, 21-inch aluminum alloy wheels, and heated and ventilated seats. The Elite model is packed with everything needed for your daily commute in addition to comfort. On top of a Bose Premium audio system and leather interior, the Touring model is slightly cheaper in price, but still packs a nice bang for the buck. Sharing a frame with the Chevrolet Blazer EV, the Acura ZDX and the Cadillac Lyriq, the Honda Prologue is the middle of the road for the Ultium frame-design created by GM. You already know my passion for GM and their nicely done fleet, so adding the likes of that with a Honda emblem, is a win-win in Grasso’s Garage.

What can I say, I am a Honda fan. Their wide array of vehicles in the fleet are comfortable, rightly priced and deliver reliability and exterior aesthetics all can enjoy. As a Honda CR-V Sport Hybrid owner myself, the Honda Prologue is going to be the next addition to my personal fleet, which will achieve the local, around town errands that everyone needs on a daily basis. It is easy to plug in at my garage and can sit nicely in the garage, always charged and ready to run the roads on a day needed for around town, local choirs and honey-do lists.

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