The Passport TrailSport is purpose-built for off-road exploration. Roof rails come ready for cargo attachments,* while the i-VTM4® all-wheel-drive system allows for a smoother journey across tough terrain.

Performance and Fuel Economy The V-6 develops 280 hp and 262 lb-ft of torque which, in our First Test, helped hustle the Passport to 60 mph in 6.2 seconds. That situates the Passport among the quickest vehicles in its segment. Fuel economy is rated at 19-20/24-25 mpg city/highway depending on the drive type.

October 4, 2023 - TORRANCE, Calif. From muddy trails to the open road, the 2024 Honda Passport is even more adventurous with improved off-road performance, updated styling and a more versatile interior.

All Passport trims feature a 9-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters.

When choosing between the Honda Passport or CR-V, you'll want to know that the Honda Passport is overall a larger vehicle. It provides more cargo space and more overall passenger room in the cabin.

Drivers of Passport 2-wheel-drive models can select between Normal and Snow modes; Passport AWD models add Mud and Sand modes as well.

Now that Honda has made the Passport V6's pairing with its all-wheel drivetrain monogamous–the Passport earns an EPA-estimated 19 in the city and 24 on the highway for a combined rating of 21 miles per gallon.

When choosing between the Honda Passport or CR-V, you'll want to know that the Honda Passport is overall a larger vehicle. It provides more cargo space and more overall passenger room in the cabin.

Unlike previous generations, it was designed in the United States and is manufactured in Lincoln, Alabama alongside the Honda Pilot.

The Passport is powered by a direct-injection V-6 - a 3.5-liter, aluminum-alloy, single-overhead camshaft, 24-valve i-VTEC® engine featuring the advanced Variable Cylinder Management™ (VCM®) system. Horsepower is rated at 280 @ 6000 rpm (SAE net), and torque is an impressive 262 lb-ft @ 4700 rpm (SAE net).

It operates by using two separate clutches to engage and disengage different gears. This allows the motorcycle to shift gears smoothly and quickly, without the rider having to use a clutch lever or foot pedal.

Engine and Transmission The 2022 Honda Passport comes equipped with a 3.5-liter V6 engine, while the 2022 Honda CR-V is available with a 1.5-liter inline 4-cylinder engine. The former produces a horsepower of 280 hp at 6,000 rpm compared to the latter, which is capable of 190 hp at 5,600 rpm.

Cars similar to 2023 Honda Passport The Subaru Outback presents a more affordable option with just as much capability but a potentially polarizing wagon body style. The Jeep Grand Cherokee offers lots of powertrain choices and tons of all-terrain prowess, and is more capable than the expensive Chevy Blazer.

Intelligent Variable Torque Management™ (i-VTM4®) AWD System This AWD system consists of a single housing at the rear axle and features a lightweight, cast-alloy casing. It distributes engine torque from front to back, instinctively directing power to the wheels with traction.

The key data includes the following.

• Name of the passport holder.
• Date of birth of the passport holder.
• Other biometric details of the passport holder.
• Demographic details of the passport holder.
• Scan of the passport holder's iris.
• Fingerprints of the holder's all ten fingers.
• Digital signature of the passport holder.

Furthermore, the 2023 Honda Passport has a fuel economy rating of 12.5 L/100 KM in the city and 9.8 L/100 KM on highways. With a 73.8-Litre fuel tank capacity, you can be sure that while you're going on a road trip, you can put many miles behind you before you need to stop at a gas station.