Honda has unveiled a new electric Prelude concept – bringing back the once popular two-door coupe after 20 years. The Prelude used to be a popular vehicle in the Japanese automaker’s lineup.

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The fact that Honda was working on a new Prelude coupe was not entirely secret—not after the automaker unveiled a show car at this year's Long Beach Grand Prix. This morning, the Japanese ...

Sounds like Honda wants to position the Prelude as a genuine performance model rather than just a stylish two-door variant of the Civic. Honda hasn't said much about the new Prelude's technical ...

Out to prove that the sports coupe is far from dead, Honda announced the return of the Prelude with an all-new hybrid-electric powertrain. It’s been over two decades since Honda last released a ...

Honda has confirmed that the new Prelude, previewed by a 2023 concept car, will reach the United States in production form in late 2025. The Prelude will feature a two-motor hybrid powertrain ...

As a child, Carly Kuhn probably scribbled on the walls of her room. Wall drawings are the inspiration behind a series of eight of her wallpaper designs titled Prelude to Decadence, which the prominent ...

Honda is showing off the interior of its new 2026 Prelude for the first time in Tokyo ahead of the Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix this weekend — and as it turns out, anyone familiar with the ...

The Civic, Accord, and NSX, as great as they are, have the potential to steal the spotlight from another sporty Honda, the Prelude. The Prelude was Honda's sports coupe that, while not as fast or ...

We assume pressing this button will start the fun. "The return of the Honda Prelude as a hybrid-electric sports model demonstrates our continued commitment to offer a variety of exhilarating ...

Eileen Falkenberg-Hull leads the Autos team at Newsweek. She has written extensively about the auto industry for U.S. News & World Report, CarGurus, Trucks.com, AutomotiveMap, and American City ...