2026 Honda Ridgeline
Ridgeline Black Edition
Gloss-black exterior trim and standard AWD distinguish this top-spec Ridgeline from the rest of the lineup.
Gloss-black exterior trim and standard AWD distinguish this top-spec Ridgeline from the rest of the lineup.
Black Edition centers the 2026 Honda Ridgeline on a 280 hp Regular Gasoline V-6, All Wheel Drive, and a 9-Speed Automatic. It delivers 262 lb-ft of torque and 21 mpg combined, with seating for 5. A 33.9 cu ft cargo volume and $47,395 starting MSRP round out this Crew Cab Pickup.
See this trim's starting MSRP and destination charge, along with the packages, options, colors and accessories the manufacturer lists for it.
* Price is MSRP only, does not include taxes or fees, and is for illustrative purposes only. Pricing and option availability are based on manufacturer catalog data.
Representative previews shown. Color availability may vary — confirm exact paint options with your dealer.
Weigh this trim against the full lineup, side by side.
What it meansThe 280 hp V-6, 262 lb-ft of torque, all-wheel drive, and 9-Speed Automatic point to steady everyday power. Fuel economy is 18 mpg city, 24 mpg highway, and 21 mpg combined, so shoppers can compare costs clearly.
Why this trimFor Black Edition, this setup matters because power, drivetrain, transmission, and fuel economy are all clearly defined.
Bottom line: Expect clear V-6 power and all-wheel-drive traction.
What it meansThe 210.2 in length and 78.6 in width matter for parking, garage fit, and maneuvering. The 125.2 in wheelbase and 70.8 in height give shoppers concrete measurements to compare with their space.
Why this trimFor Black Edition, 33.9 cu ft of cargo volume and 4504 lbs of curb weight help define its usable size.
Bottom line: Check your garage before committing here.
What it meansHeated and ventilated front seats add comfort, while the 8-Way driver seat supports basic position adjustment. The heated fold-up rear seat can help when you need passenger space or a more flexible cabin.
Why this trimFor Black Edition, these standard cabin features make comfort and rear-seat flexibility part of the trim’s core package.
Bottom line: Comfort features are standard here.
What it meansThe 540-Watt audio system with 8 speakers and a 9'' color touchscreen centers the tech story on sound and controls. Bluetooth streaming audio, steering wheel controls, and SiriusXM support common everyday media use.
Why this trimFor Black Edition, the premium audio equipment is standard, so shoppers are not left guessing about audio hardware.
Bottom line: Audio is the main tech strength.
What it meansThe 5-star overall rating and 5-star frontal ratings give shoppers crash-test context for this trim. Lane Keeping Assist System, stability control, traction control, and side impact beams cover major safety items listed here.
Why this trimFor Black Edition, the safety story combines tested ratings with standard systems that help with control and lane support.
Bottom line: Safety ratings are clearly verified.
What it meansThe 18 in wheels and P245/60HR18 tires define the factory wheel and tire package for this trim.
Why this trimFor Black Edition, the wheel and tire information is specific, so shoppers know the supplied sizing.
Bottom line: Wheel sizing is clearly specified.
No open recalls on record from NHTSA.
Recall coverage can vary by VIN — confirm your specific vehicle's status.
Source: NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
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