downey
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Honda claims the Prologue can travel up to 296 miles on a single charge in front-wheel-drive models. Even the all-wheel-drive version has an impressive 281-mile range. Do you think this is enough?
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v_for_vendetta
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It may not sound impressive at first, but you need to consider that this EV only carries an 85kWh. Traveling up to 296 mi for FWD and 281 for AWD with an 85kWh battery is commendable and it is more than enough already.
under_bone18
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For someone who only uses this car for city drives, I'd say that this is already enough and anyways i have a different vehicle for long hauls.
fullEV8
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If you are primarily driving in the city or taking shorter trips, the range should be enough.
As for longer trips... I wouldn't be worried. EV infrastructure is improving. It is easier to find charging stations nowadays.
As for longer trips... I wouldn't be worried. EV infrastructure is improving. It is easier to find charging stations nowadays.
headers421
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That's why having an ICE car as an additional vehicle is important. When I go on road trips, I'll use my 4Runner, but when I'm in the city, I'll use the Prologue.
SpencerTry
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It is enough depending on what you want. But considering we are heading in the right direction with charging networks, road trips will be a lot more convenient in the near future. For city driving it is enough. No doubt about that.
If you don't live in a cold area, I think it is enough. The matter with the range is not such a thing... what matters the most is the charging speed. If the fast charging speeds are good, then we are ok. This is my opinion.
That’s a solid range! 296 miles should be plenty for most trips, and even 281 miles for the AWD version isn’t bad. It really depends on your driving needs but it seems like a good balance. Pretty impressive overall
It depends. Enough for what and who? If you normally drive 150 miles (worst case range) or less, then you will never need to charge away from home on a daily basis. If you have a L2 home charger. If you dive 200 miles daily you would need a 10-15 fast charge to make it home likely. If you do monster road trips several times a week. It's not a great choice for that use. If you drive 30 miles or less daily you could get away only using a L1 120v charger at home with overnight charging. That's my experience.
