Two-tone black roof and bodywork, standard AWD, and a 280-hp V-6 distinguish this trim from the rest of the Ridgeline lineup.

Starting at $47,895, the 2026 Honda Ridgeline Black Edition Two-Tone centers its distinctive trim identity around a Regular Gasoline V-6. It delivers 280 hp and 262 lb-ft through All Wheel Drive and a 9-Speed Automatic transmission. Seating is 5, cargo volume is 33.9 cu ft, and efficiency is 21 mpg combined.

See this trim's starting MSRP and destination charge, along with the packages, options, colors and accessories the manufacturer lists for it.
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Representative previews shown. Color availability may vary — confirm exact paint options with your dealer.







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What it meansThis trim uses a regular gasoline V-6 with 280 hp and 262 lb-ft of torque. All Wheel Drive and a 9-Speed Automatic are part of this configuration.
Why this trimIts fuel economy is 18 mpg city, 24 mpg highway, and 21 mpg combined. That gives shoppers the verified powertrain and mileage picture for this trim.
Bottom line: This trim has clear V-6 capability.
What it meansThe 210.2 in length, 78.6 in width, and 70.8 in height show the truck’s exterior size. The 33.9 cu ft cargo volume gives a verified cargo figure.
Why this trimA 125.2 in wheelbase and 4504 lbs curb weight help define how this trim is packaged. These numbers matter when comparing space, parking fit, and overall size.
Bottom line: Its size details are clearly defined.
What it meansHeated and ventilated front bucket seats are standard, along with an 8-Way Driver Seat. The rear seat is a heated 60-40 folding split-bench with fold-up cushions.
Why this trimThis trim includes power rear windows, a manual tilt and telescoping steering column, and Mobile Hotspot Internet Access. The listed cabin features focus on seating comfort, adjustment, and connectivity.
Bottom line: The cabin features are well equipped.
What it meansThe standard audio system is a 540-Watt Premium Audio System with 8 Speakers. It includes a subwoofer, a 9'' color touchscreen, Bluetooth streaming audio, and SiriusXM.
Why this trimThis trim also has steering wheel controls, speed compensated volume control, a 540w Premium Amplifier, and a Digital Signal Processor. Those details show the audio package is a major part of this trim’s equipment.
Bottom line: Audio technology is a clear strength.
What it meansThis trim has a 5-star Overall Rating and a 5-star Overall Frontal Barrier Crash Rating. The driver and passenger frontal barrier crash ratings are also 5-star.
Why this trimLane Keeping Assist System, Vehicle Stability Assist, ABS and driveline traction control, and side impact beams are standard. These facts show both crash ratings and active safety equipment for this trim.
Bottom line: Its verified safety ratings are strong.
What it meansThis trim has 18 in wheels with P245/60HR18 tires. These facts identify the wheel diameter and tire specification.
Why this trimThe wheel and tire details matter for replacement tires and shopper comparisons. They also confirm the exact fitted size for this trim.
Bottom line: The tire size 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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