A growing number of electric vehicles have been discontinued in the U.S. this year, and the Honda Prologue is now part of that list. According to TechCrunch, Honda has confirmed the model is no longer being sold, marking another exit in an increasingly fluid EV market.
The Prologue’s end is notable because it removes the last all-electric vehicle from Honda’s U.S. portfolio. That leaves the automaker without a fully electric model on sale in the American market, at least for now.
The broader trend highlights how unsettled the EV landscape remains. While automakers continue to invest in electric transportation, not every model is surviving, and some nameplates are being pulled from showrooms sooner than expected.
For buyers and industry watchers, the latest discontinuations show that the U.S. EV market is still in a transition phase. Model lineups are changing quickly, and the vehicles available to consumers today may look very different from those offered just a short time ago.
