The latest announcements, reviews, awards, recalls, and developments affecting the Ridgeline.
Can the next generation of Honda's unibody truck shake off the fragile image?
What it means: Future buyers can expect a redesigned next-gen Ridgeline around 2029 aimed at addressing perceptions of fragility versus rivals.
Read More →FIA’s Road Safety Index rates Honda’s global safety governance and strategy across 17 countries, not individual crash-test scores for specific cars or trucks.
What it means: Reflects Honda's overall safety governance across markets, not a crash-test score for any specific model a buyer is considering.
Read More →Reliable, efficient, and user friendly, these are the only Honda hybrid models you can get your hands on in 2026.
What it means: Shoppers get a quick reference of which Honda hybrid models remain available for the 2026 model year.
Read More →Honda sold over 36,000 hybrids in August, up 9.2 percent for the year.
What it means: Strong hybrid demand suggests wider availability but possibly less discounting on Honda's fuel-efficient models.
Read More →The Ridgeline will continue with unibody construction, filling a unique niche in the mid-size truck space, but it will get more capable and rugged-looking.
What it means: Future Ridgeline buyers can expect the same car-based unibody design but with a tougher, more rugged look and improved capability.
Read More →It seems like a no-brainer to us
What it means: A potential more powerful engine option could make Honda's compact crossover more competitive with the Mazda CX-30 for buyers.
Read More →Its numbers aren't bad, but the Ridgeline seems like it could be doing better.
What it means: Weak sales relative to a key rival suggest the Ridgeline's future is uncertain, which may affect resale value and incentives for buyers.
Read More →American Honda Rides Record Hybrid Sales and Affordable Sedans to Strong July
What it means: Strong hybrid and sedan demand signals Honda's growing lineup availability, which could mean steadier pricing and inventory for buyers.
Read More →Get the latest news and important recall alerts for your vehicle.
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