What Honda Is Discontinuing for 2027

Honda is ending its only electric vehicle, pausing its pickup truck, and shelving the Civic Si for 2027, and each change leaves a gap worth knowing about before you shop. The Prologue is done after the 2026 model year, the Ridgeline has no 2027 model (a new generation is due within two years), and the Civic Si is on hold with no return date. Honda also canceled its planned 0 Series electric SUVs before they ever launched. This guide covers each change, what is replacing it (if anything), and which vehicles are worth buying while they are still on the lot. Kunes Honda of Sycamore in Sycamore, Illinois can help with every one of them.

Honda confirmed in July 2026 that Prologue production ends with the 2026 model year, with sales continuing into early 2027 while remaining inventory lasts. The Prologue (built by General Motors and closely related to the Chevrolet Blazer EV) launched for 2024, and Honda has announced no replacement, which leaves the brand without a fully electric vehicle in the U.S. for 2027. Owners are not left behind: Honda says full service, parts, and warranty support continues through its dealer network. See our Honda Prologue page for what the model offers.

Honda has announced no 2027 Ridgeline. In July 2026 the company confirmed an all-new, third-generation Ridgeline with a more rugged design, built at its Alabama plant and arriving within two years, and said production of the current truck pauses later in 2026 to prepare for it (reports put the gap at roughly 18 months). Honda has not announced the next Ridgeline’s powertrain or price. The 2026 Ridgeline (offered in Sport, RTL, TrailSport, and Black Edition trims) is on sale while supply lasts. If you need a Honda that tows and hauls in the meantime, the Pilot and Passport are the closest alternatives.

The Civic Si is on hold for 2027. Honda is pausing Si production after the 2026 model year (reports tie the pause to re-certifying the 1.5L turbo and six-speed manual combination for 2027 emissions rules) and has not said when the Si returns, though it expects current inventory to last into early 2027. The rest of the Civic lineup carries on, including a new Sport-L trim for 2027 and the Civic Type R, which keeps its six-speed manual.

Not every departure is a model you can buy today. In March 2026, Honda canceled the Honda 0 SUV, the Honda 0 Saloon, and the Acura RSX, which were meant to be built in Ohio, and shifted its focus to hybrids. Honda has said it will begin a new generation of hybrid models in 2027.

Most of Honda’s lineup carries on, including the CR-V, HR-V, Odyssey, Prelude, Civic, Accord, Pilot, and Passport. Honda is also widely reported to have pushed the next-generation Accord, Odyssey, and HR-V to 2030 or later, so those nameplates are staying put rather than disappearing. If your favorite is not on the list above, it is staying.

A discontinued vehicle does not vanish overnight, but supply only shrinks. The 2026 Ridgeline is the clearest case: with production pausing and a new generation roughly two years away, today’s truck inventory may be the last until the next-generation model arrives. If you want a Honda EV, the Prologue’s remaining stock is the only way to get one new. Civic Si fans should ask about any units still available, since Honda expects supply to last only into early 2027. Waiting costs you the choice, and sometimes the price.

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