The Honda Pilot is a mid-size luxury SUV that is well known for its luxury and spacious interior. The 2025 Honda Pilot will come with three rows of seating, with room for up to eight passengers. Also, the second row will be equipped with luxurious cabin chairs. Also, the new model of the Honda Pilot will have the latest technology and safety features.
For the 2025 model year, we expect multiple changes. Starting with a refreshed interior look that will include a new grille and headlight design. Also, the cabin will get a new, refreshed design: a new leather interior, a new info-intertainment system, and much more.
Also, there are expectations that Honda will come with a newly developed hybrid engine. But it will also keep an internal combustion engine from the previous generation that will become more potent thanks to software upgrades.
2025 Honda Pilot Specifications
As we mentioned, the new 2025 Honda Pilot will share the same engine as the previous generation. We are talking of a V6 engine with a displacement of 3.5 liters. This engine will be able to produce 310 horsepower, which is 25 more than the previous version. The Pilot will have rear-wheel drive, but it will also offer all-wheel drive in top-tier trims. Some trims, like Trialsport, will come with all-wheel drive as a standard. On duty for a smooth gear change, we will see an improved 10-speed automatic gearbox. Max towing capacity will range from 3500 pounds up to 5200 pounds for top-tier models that are equipped with a max towing package.
In the last few years, one of the deciding factors when picking an SUV has been fuel economy.
The new 2025 Honda Pilot is good for up to 20 mpg in the city and 29 on the highway.
2025 Honda Pilot TrialSport
The upcoming 2025 Honda Pilot Trialsport represents a distinctive trim tailored for offroad enthusiasts. Maintaining the powerful V6 engine, it distinguishes itself with an enhanced i-VTM4 intelligent all-wheel drive system. Beyond its robust performance, this model boasts exterior modifications like a side skid, fender flares, trailer hitch, roof basket, and a specially raised suspension. Elevating the driving experience, it introduces seven terrain-specific driving modes. Positioned in a higher price bracket, the Trialsport edition indulges in premium features, including 20-inch machine-cut black alloy wheels and a selection of upscale color choices. Inside, the cabin is equipped with all-weather floor mats and luxurious new leather seats adorned with the distinctive Pilot logo, ensuring a blend of style and functionality for the adventurous driver.
2025 Honda Pilot Redisign
The 2025 Honda Pilot will get a refreshed exterior and interior look. Starting from the exterior, we should see a new front grille with a new headlight design. The new model will keep its previous boxy look, which will not make a Pilot stand out from the crowd. But Pilot will remain a reliable and spacious crossover, and this is something that he is known for. Also, the 2025 model will get new premium color options, and we expect a few small body upgrades. One of which will be a new 18-inch wheel design.
Now we will move inside this SUV. The cabin will get a new, refreshed look. Starting with a center console, we expect to see an upgraded infotainment system with an 11-inch touchscreen. The new generation will keep some of the previous model features. Including tri-zone auto climate control. Comfortable leather chairs with heating and venting options.
Satellite navigation will also be part of the standard equipment.
For tech and safety features, the new Pilot will be equipped with all the latest tech. Starting with connectivity, we expect to see Apple Car Play and Android Auto compatibility, wireless phone charging, and fast type C charging. Bluetooth audio streaming, and much more.
Also, a new generation of PIlot will not lack safety. Some of them will be. Collision Warning, Departure Warning, and Blind Spot Monitoring with Cross Traffic Monitor Adaptive Cruise Control Parking sensors and rearview cameras.
Price and Release Date
The 2025 Honda Pilot will come in six different trims, beginning with the LX and Sport models. The LX will have a starting price of approximately $38,000, while the Sport will be priced at $1,000 more. Following these is the EX-L model, requiring a payment of $43,000. The TrialSport, an intriguing addition to the lineup, will commence at $49,000. Two opulent trims, Touring and Elite, will be available with starting prices of $47,500 and $54,000, respectively.
Both the Touring and Elite models will boast a premium interior equipped with cutting-edge technology and safety features. While the official release date is currently unknown, anticipation is high for the announcement of the 2025 Honda Pilot in the second quarter of 2024. Expectations are set for its arrival in dealerships by the end of 2024 or the first quarter of 2025.
