Fourth-generation Honda Pilot: Review of the large crossover

The Honda Pilot, in its fourth generation, has evolved into a larger and more brutal SUV. While maintaining its focus on family use, the new generation offers improved performance, an expanded list of equipment and a modified design, making it a serious player in the full-size crossover segment. Tuning the Honda Pilot will help you improve the attractiveness of the car and make it unique, and if you are interested in accessories for another model, you can find our range at the link .

Technical specifications

Basic vehicle data:

• Engine : 3.5-liter V6, 285 hp, 355 Nm.
• Transmission : 10-speed automatic transmission.
• Drive : full.
• Dimensions : length 5077-5085 mm, width 2090 mm, height 1803-1829 mm.
• Ground clearance : 185 mm (TrailSport - 210 mm).
• Fuel consumption : about 11.5 l/100 km (combined cycle).
• Acceleration 0-100 km/h : ~7.5 s.
• Trunk volume : 635-3219 liters.

Equipment

The Honda Pilot is offered in several trim levels. Even in the basic versions, the following are available:

• Honda Sensing safety system complex.
• Multimedia system with touch screen and support for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
• Three-zone climate control.
• LED optics.

More expensive trim levels boast a panoramic roof, a premium Bose audio system, leather interior trim, seat ventilation, larger displays, etc.

Exterior and interior

The Pilot's exterior has become more masculine: a massive radiator grille, a two-volume profile, and separate trunk windows.

The interior seats 8 (2+3+3 layout) with ergonomic seats and soft plastic on the dashboard. High-quality finish, space and thoughtful ergonomics create a premium atmosphere.