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An example of the Peter Principle at work. He simply hasn't reached his level of incompetence yet.
Has anyone met their EV production plans? I mean the first plans or even the second plans.
Prologue. Orders started last year. Deliveries start next month.
In North America maybe, but not in Europe.
The Honda Prologue (A) doesn't yet exist and (B) is a rebadged Chevy Blazer.
I am curious to see reviews of the Prologue. Seems like a good start for Honda. Or at least better than the BZ4x crap Toyota put out there...
Yeah, I get it. But you made a blanket statement that "Honda has no EVs" when they do (the Clarity was their first effort), even if the Prologue is rebadged Blazer. You're making it seem like they are anti-EV, but in fact they aren't. Badge engineering is an obviously faster way to get branded EVs out there, so that shouldn't be considered a bad thing. The upcoming Acura ZDX is a Lyriq, so Honda is doing it in their "luxury" division as well.
Sure, but as mentioned already, just look at the Blazer. It's going to be pretty similar overall, I'd imagine.
I love Hondas, don't get me wrong. I still have a 2008 Pilot EX 4WD we purchased new and it's running like a champ 16 years and 58K miles later. Also had a 2014 Pilot for about four years but it wasn't as well made as the 2008 so when the time came the 2014 is the one that went.
I guess as long as you're okay with GM technology under the skin. Some Japanese car fans are not.
THANK YOU. You've more artfully articulated my position on Honda/Acura not having EV's. I'd prefer Honda engineers to have a go, not sold on the GM Ultium approach. Frankly, it would be awesome if Honda licensed Tesla Model Y skateboards and slapped a new CR-V/Acura RDX on top.
Just for the record, I'm okay with it. Many years ago, I was a Toyota fanboy. I had a couple of 4Runners and absolutely loved them right up until the frames started rotting out. Surprisingly, that didn't take very long. But other than that, my Toyotas were very reliable, as expected. Not wanting to get burned by a third Toyota in a row with frame rot, I decided to take a chance and make a switch to Jeep. And guess what? I'm now on my third Grand Cherokee in a row and couldn't be happier. Everyone tolde that I'd be sorry for getting a Jeep. And that I'd have nothing but problems. Untrue. All three of my Grand Cherokees have been 100% trouble-free and I've been driving them for going on 17 years now.
