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Honda is officially pulling the plug on its only EV in the US

Honda is officially discontinuing the Prologue, effectively removing its only electric vehicle from the United States market.

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Honda has confirmed the discontinuation of the Prologue, the automaker's sole electric vehicle currently available in the U.S. market. The move marks an end to the model's production run following a period of two to three years on sale.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Electrek, Car and Driver, CarBuzz, and AOL.com emphasizes the shift in the company's regional portfolio. Outlets note that the decision leaves Honda without an active EV model in its U.S. lineup.

Future developments depend on potential changes to the brand's midsize SUV offerings. Coverage does not yet specify the timeline for the final cessation of sales or whether a replacement electric model will be introduced to the market.

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Quick answers

Is the Honda Prologue still available for purchase?

Coverage confirms the vehicle is being discontinued, though specific details regarding the remaining duration of retail sales are not provided.

Does Honda have other electric vehicles in the U.S.?

According to reports from Car and Driver and Electrek, the Prologue was the company's only EV in the U.S., leaving the current lineup without an electric option.

How long was the Prologue on the market?

Reports from various outlets indicate the model was on sale for a duration of two to three years.

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