“Bold,” “adventure,” “wild,” “sportier,” “rugged,” and “rugged” are some of the words Honda uses to describe the 2026 Passport. It’s boxy like the Toyota Land Cruiser and features industrial design touches, including the word “PASSPORT” printed on the metal sheet.

It’s only slightly taller, taller and wider than the current model, but Honda says interior cargo volume has increased by almost six cubic feet; This is approximately the size of a large suitcase. We’ll be sure to test Honda’s claims when we get our own Passport.

Honda has put a lot of thought into the roof, including a matte finish on the rear half that’s supposed to prevent scratches when leaning skis against the back of the vehicle, and an integrated satellite antenna that eliminates protrusions that could get in the way of loading or unloading. roof mounted cargo. The TrailSport fairing has recovery points (hooks where you can attach the tow rope) on the front and rear that are designed to break in the event of a crash to prevent injury and damage.

Bucking the trend of fitting SUVs with giant, 20-inch-plus wheels, all Passports come with 18-inch wheels. The RTL trim level features black and matte exterior trim, and the TrailSport gets skid plates and fog lights. Buyers can opt for bold, bright paint colors across the Passport lineup.