Honda Passport in Context
The Passport name has had an unusual history, beginning as a rebadged Isuzu in the 1990s before returning as a Honda-designed SUV built on the same underpinnings as the larger three-row Pilot. In every Honda Passport overview the model is defined by that position: shorter and more purposeful than the Pilot, larger and more capable than the CR-V. The fourth generation leans into that role harder than before, with boxier styling, squared-off proportions and a visual language that signals trail use rather than school runs.
Understanding 4 generation
Honda Passport generations divide neatly into the Isuzu-based original, the two Honda-built crossovers and this new fourth design. Honda Passport body styles have always centered on a five-door SUV, and that continues here from 2024 with no other configuration. Buyers comparing Honda Passport dimensions against the previous generation will notice how the new design uses its footprint differently, prioritizing approach angles, cargo practicality and a more upright cabin. Trim structure, drivetrain choices and equipment for individual modifications will be listed as they are cataloged.