"He was always friendly, the first person who would walk up to you and say, 'Hi,' at any car show," a friend recalled.

Before that happens, a Prelude prototype will show up as a parade car at the upcoming Red Bull Showrun x Powered by Honda. It will also be on display at the F1 Tokyo Fan Festival this weekend ...

The pre-production 2026 Prelude was used as the parade car at the “Red Bull Showrun x Powered by Honda” event in Japan. We should expect to see the real thing in showrooms in North America by ...

Honda’s immediate focus is on getting the standard Prelude to market, with the U.S. set to receive it later this year, followed by Europe in early 2026. Become an AutoGuide insider.

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 ...

But after some heavy teasing, Honda has confirmed that the Prelude will come to Europe in 2026, which feels like good news. The brand has a great heritage when it comes to interesting hybrid ...

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 ...

Honda has yet to reveal official power figures, a more concrete production timeline, or pricing for the Prelude, but it did emphasize its role in the company's continuing electrification plans ...

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 ...

Honda will also begin building EVs on a Honda-designed EV platform in 2025 Honda plans to bring back the Prelude, but this time, it’ll be a gas-electric hybrid.

Honda is paying homage to one of its most iconic nameplates introduced more than 45 years ago. Honda announced Monday that a new hybrid-electric Prelude sports coupe will be introduced in the U.S ...

Between 1997 and 2001, only 58,000 units of the fifth-generation Honda Prelude were sold, with only 10,000 of those being 2001 models. This makes the Honda Prelude a rare sight on the streets.