All-New Honda Crossover to Slot Between CR-V and Pilot

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We have long been fans of the Honda crossovers ranging from the HR-V to the Pilot, but 2019 is going to bring an all-new Honda crossover SUV. The 2019 Honda Passport will fit between the compact Honda CR-V and the three-row Honda Pilot. Early teasers from Honda promise that this model will offer confident handling off the road as well as on it. But what will the 2019 Honda Passport look like?

The full debut of this model will be during the Los Angeles Auto Show, with its world unveiling taking place on November 27 via livestream. We will know for sure what this model will look like at that point (and you can watch this blog for an update on features and capability when that happens!!) but have some speculation at this point about the new Honda Passport’s good looks.

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What will the 2019 Honda Passport look like?

The teaser video of the 2019 Honda Passport mostly shows this new model from above, so we know that the Passport will be available with a sunroof and be confident on dirt roads. One shot is available of the 2019 Honda Passport seen from the side and rear (shown as the main image of this blog). The small sliver of exterior we can see reminds us of both the Pilot and CR-V. You can check out the teaser video below.

How big will the 2019 Honda Passport be?

The 2019 Honda Passport appears to have three large side windows which makes us hopeful that this model will offer three-rows of seating. While that will not be as spacious as the interior of the large three-row Honda Pilot, a three-row Honda Passport may be a great option for larger families with more seating needs and tight budgets.

While we know that this model will offer off-roading features, we don’t have details yet. One thing we know: the 2019 Honda Passport will be available here at Battison Honda in Oklahoma City Ok sometime in 2019!

Want to watch the November 27 Honda Passport livestream for yourself? You can find it at on the Honda YouTube channel starting at 5:40 p.m. Central Time (3:30 PST).