Honda took to LinkedIn (who breaks the news on LinkedIn, anyway?) to reveal the interior of the upcoming Prelude. The Japanese automaker is trying to position the two-door Prelude sports coupe ...

Honda has shown the interior of the Prelude, which shares its switchgear with the Civic. The Prelude has a unique dash and center console with a button for the S+ Shift system. The hybrid coupe ...

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 ...

An iconic nameplate is set to make a comeback! The Honda Prelude will return to the road in late 2025 as a hybrid coupe. In sticking with its tradition of introducing new innovations to the ...

AFTER its preview last year at the 2023 Japan Mobility Show, Honda officially revealed recently that the Prelude is making a comeback. The 2026 Honda Prelude retains much of the design from the ...

After revealing a show-stopping concept version last year, Honda has announced it'll launch the 6th generation of its legendary Prelude sports coupe in late 2025. That nameplate has stood for a ...

The 2026 Honda Prelude marks the return of one of the Japanese automaker’s most iconic nameplates, now reimagined with a hybrid electric powertrain. Combining sporty design, innovative technology, and ...

Honda has officially confirmed the return of the Honda Prelude nameplate with a new hybrid sports coupe for the North American market. At present, GM does not offer any model that will directly ...

Following Honda's confirmation of the Prelude's return to the U.S. market, Japanese journalists were given a chance to test a prototype of the hybrid sports coupe. The Prelude will benefit from ...

Honda is bringing back the Prelude, a nameplate that hasn’t graced showrooms since 2001. Expected to arrive in the U.S. in late 2025, the two-door coupe will feature a hybrid powertrain and a ...

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 ...