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

Honda is exiting the U.S. electric vehicle market by discontinuing its only current EV offering, the Prologue.

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The brief

Honda has confirmed it is halting sales of the Prologue, the sole electric vehicle in its United States lineup. This move removes the company's only EV presence in the U.S. market.

Coverage from Bloomberg, Electrek, and CarBuzz emphasizes that the model is being killed off after a short tenure. Reports from Car and Driver and CarBuzz vary on the exact duration of its availability, stating it was on sale for either two or three years.

Attention now turns to the impact on Honda's midsize SUV lineup, which AOL reports could be shrinking as a result of this decision.

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Quick answers

Which vehicle is being discontinued?

The Honda Prologue.

Will Honda have any other EVs in the U.S. after this move?

According to coverage, Honda will be left without a single EV in the U.S.

How long was the Prologue on sale?

Reports differ, with some citing two years and others citing three years.

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