Similarities Between Honda Prologue and ID.4

[RonRwon21]

Is it just me? Or you notice that there are a lot of similarities between Prologue and ID.4 like there are no difference at all. They look great by the way but I’m just wondering if it’s just a coincidence? Even the interior looks way too similar though.

 

[Lake_destroy3r]

Is it just me? Or you notice that there are a lot of similarities between Prologue and ID.4 like there are no difference at all. They look great by the way but I’m just wondering if it’s just a coincidence? Even the interior looks way too similar though.

I understand why most of you think that the Prologue and ID.4 are identical, the difference in their measurements are only less than an inch. The legroom of the Prologue is 41.4 in and it is 0.3 inches wider compared to the ID.4. Even the exterior of both cars are almost identical, the only difference is that the ID.4 has a roof rail which the Prologue doesn't have. If you see both cars on the street with the same color, you would think that they're the same brand and model.

 

[ofoodie]

Prologue I think will have better output than the GM offerings for two reasons:

1. Honda's customer base is more brand loyal than GM's.
2. You have the option to use AA and Carplay in the Honda models.

Although it's not like GM can’t do CarPlay/AA, both Hummer, Lyric, and now the Prologue have it.

But! I'm still surprised Honda didn't amaze us with the interior packaging on this EV. Honda is known to squeeze every bit of space out of a cabin and cargo hold. It feels like they merely slapped a Honda logo on the Blazer EV.

 

[miraclesonwheels41]

Is it just me? Or you notice that there are a lot of similarities between Prologue and ID.4 like there are no difference at all. They look great by the way but I’m just wondering if it’s just a coincidence? Even the interior looks way too similar though.

Yeah, you are not the only one who noticed the similarities between the Prologue and the ID.4. The dimensions and overall design are so close that it is easy to mistake one for the other when you first see them. Indeed, there is only a slight difference in measurements and even the interiors share a lot of design elements.

Anyway, these automakers don't bother if their EVs, especially in this mid-sized SUV category look similar, haha.

 

[SpencerTry]

Don't you guys think the fact that Honda and VW are both playing it safe with their designs might be a strategic move in this competitive EV landscape?