Known by many as the “mini” Pilot, the Honda Passport has sat just below the largest Honda offering for quite a few years now. Despite the Pilot just being redesigned, the Passport has yet to been updated. But, with some 2024 updates, is this Passport gaining the momentum it needs? This article will cover the spec breakdowns of this new Passport but be sure to watch the video below for an in-depth design review!

What’s New for 2024?

Enhanced TrailSport with off-road suspension and all-terrain tires
Black Edition replaces Elite (with special interior finishes)
Wider center console with integrated center arm rest

Trims and Pricing

MSRP w/ std AWD

EX-L AWD: $41,900

TrailSport AWD: $44,500

Elite AWD: $47,970

Prices rise about $2,000 for 2024.

Slam Dunk and Air Ball

Slam Dunk: The overall space and practicality is excellent

Air Ball: The changes were good, but not enough as compared to the refreshed Ridgeline

Design and Features

As mentioned above, please watch the video linked below for a full in-depth exploration of the exterior design and differences. The Passport doesn’t get any design changes; however, the new addition of the Black Edition will change some of the exterior and interior elements throughout. We spent the week with the TrailSport, which is sporting new all-terrain tires.

Here is the full breakdown of what we currently know about the feature availability:

Feature	Availability
Exterior
LED Headlights	Standard with LEDs Projector Low Beams and Halogen High Beams
Fog Lights	TrailSport+
Wheels	18 or 20-inch alloys depending on trim
Mirrors	Standard Heating and BSM \| TrailSport+: Power Fold \| Black Edition: Auto Dimming
LED Taillights	Standard
Dual-Exhaust Outlets	Standard
Towing	5,000lbs
Forward Emergency Braking	Standard on all Passport Models
Adaptive Cruise Control
Lane Keep Assist
Auto High Beams

When it comes to the Interior, the Passport will also be well-equipped on all trims.

Interior
Smart Entry and Remote Start	Standard
Seat Materials	Leather standard on all models
Seat Adjustment	Standard: 10-way Power \| Memory Standard
Push Button Start	Standard
Gauge Cluster	7-in digital display
Steering Wheel	Standard: Leather Wrapped \| Heating on TrailSport+
Head-Up Display	Not Available
Wireless Charging	Standard
360 Degree Camera	Not Available
3-Zone Climate Controls	Standard
Seat Climate	Heated Seats: Standard \| Ventilated Seats: Black Edition
Audio System	Standard: 7-Speakers \| Black Edition: 10-Speakers Premium Audio
Screen	Standard: 8-inch display with Wired AA and ACP \| TrailSport: Navigation
Moonroof	Standard size is Standard

The rear of the Passport is also well-equipped, making it one of the biggest in the segment.

Rear Amenities
Rear Vents and USBs	Standard
Heated Rear Seats	Black Edition only
Tailgate	Standard Power \| Foot Activated on Black Edtiion

For in depth details on the 2024 Passport, watch our full first look review linked at the bottom of this article.

What’s Under the Hood?

While many of its competitors are going to Turbo 4 options, the Passport remains to have a hearty V6:

3.5L V6: 280 hp | 262 lb.ft

AWD and a 9-speed automatic is standard on every Honda Passport model. The fuel economy for each model is listed below, as rated by the EPA:

AWD: 19/24/21 MPG

We hope you have found this overview of the 2024 Honda Passport helpful! For a more detailed first look of the Passport, please watch our video below! What do you think of the 2024 Honda Passport? Let us know in the comments!