The 2026 Honda Prelude: Everything You Need to Know
The long-awaited 2026 Honda Prelude has arrived to Bianchi Honda in Erie, PA. Its flowing lines, wide stance, and sporty exterior accents perfectly capture this coupe’s penchant for driving enjoyment.
History
The Honda Prelude was originally produced over 5 generations from 1978 to 2001. Built on a new chassis, the Prelude borrowed the suspension, brakes, and engine of the Honda Accord to become a sporty mix of the Civic and Accord in coupe-form. The Prelude was the first mainstream car to feature an electric moonroof as a standard feature. The Prelude makes an exciting comeback for the 2026 model year kicking off the 6th generation of the model.

Engineering
- The hybrid powertrain features 200 total system horsepower (ISO net) for exceptional responsiveness.
- A 4-mode drive system enables drivers to tailor performance to the current conditions and needs.
- Cornering prowess is provided by a fully independent suspension featuring the front dual-axis MacPherson strut design shared with the Civic Type R.
- Powerful braking is available courtesy of a 4-wheel disc brake system showing off Brembo 4-piston front calipers.

Styling
The Prelude redefines sport coupe styling, seamlessly blending performance looks with practical versatility. Its sleek tw0-door coupe profile, accentuated by a dynamic hatchback design, sets it apart from the competition.
Color Options
The 2026 Honda Prelude is available in 5 colors with either a black or white/black combo interior:
- Winter Frost Pearl
- Meteorite Gray Metallic
- Crystal Black Pearl
- Boost Blue Pearl
- Rallye Red
Trim Options
The 2026 Honda Prelude is offered in a Hybrid trim and a Hybrid Two-Tone Trim. The Hybrid trim is available in the entire prelude color palette while the Hybrid Two-Tone trim is only offered in Winter Frost Pearl with Crystal Black Pearl roof and black mirror covers.
Ready to drive away in your new Honda Prelude? View our available inventory or contact us to request yours today.
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