2021 Honda Passport vs 2021 Honda Pilot

Key Differences – 2021 Passport vs 2021 Pilot

Both the 2021 Honda Passport and 2021 Honda Pilot are powered by a 3.5-liter V6 engine, resulting in 280 horsepower and a base towing capacity of 3,500 pounds in both models. The biggest difference between these two Honda SUVs, aside from their design and appearance, is their overall size and capacities.

The 2021 Honda Passport makes room for up to five adult passengers with a passenger volume of 115.9 cubic feet. The larger 2021 Pilot can seat up to 8 adult passengers in its three-row cabin, offering a more generous passenger volume of 152.9 cubic feet.

When it comes to cargo capacities, the Passport offers a substantial amount of space in comparison to the Pilot, even though it offers less seating space. The Passport boasts 41.2 cubic feet of cargo space behind its rear seats and up to 77.9 cubic feet of space when those seats are folded down. When all three rows of seating are up in the 2021 Pilot drivers will enjoy 16.5 cubic feet of cargo space for everyday essentials. Drivers can fold down the third-row seating in the Pilot to open the cargo space up to 46.8 cubic feet, which can expand even further to 83.9 cubic feet of space when both rear rows of seating are down.

The Passport and Pilot offer a similar array of technology and safety features in their lineups, with some differences found here and there. Both Honda models offer Honda Sensing® Safety & Driver-Assistive Technology for added safety and confidence on the road. Additionally, both models offer touchscreen infotainment centers with Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ connectivity depending on the chosen trim level.

To get first-hand experience with the 2021 Honda Passport or the 2021 Honda Pilot in Oklahoma City, OK, contact a member of the Battison Honda team today.