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The 2026 Honda Prologue may qualify for the federal Clean Vehicle Credit (IRC §30D) of up to $7,500. Honda of San Marcos can apply qualifying buyers' credit at the point of sale — reducing the amount you finance instead of waiting for tax-return season.
| Requirement | Threshold |
|---|---|
| MSRP cap (SUVs) | $80,000 — Prologue trims fall below this cap |
| Buyer income — joint filers | $300,000 modified AGI maximum |
| Buyer income — single filers | $150,000 modified AGI maximum |
| Final assembly | Must be in North America (Prologue qualifies) |
| Battery sourcing | Critical mineral and battery component thresholds — verify the current Prologue model year on FuelEconomy.gov |
| Point-of-sale transfer | Available at registered dealers — Honda of San Marcos is registered |
Talk to a Honda of San Marcos sales advisor to confirm eligibility before purchase, and verify your personal qualification with a tax advisor. Official details: IRS Clean Vehicle Credit · FuelEconomy.gov eligibility list.
Discover which electric car incentives, tax credits and other benefits you qualify for.
Zip code: 78666 Model: Prologue EX AWD
Please be aware you must apply directly with the organization referenced and confirm eligibility and amount directly with that organization. Funding amounts shown here are estimates only and are not guaranteed.
Total savings *
2026 HondaPrologue EX AWD
$14,292 Total Cost over 5 years
ComparableGas Model
$25,778 Total Cost over 5 years
* This calculator makes assumptions about credit score, driving history, financing, purchase price, and more. Results are rough estimates — see your local dealership for a more accurate quote.
Based on Texas grid mix and avg. miles driven.
Based on 28 MPG combined.
Switching to a Honda EV could cut your annual emissions by roughly 58%.
| Cost category | 2026 Honda Prologue EX AWD | Comparable gas SUV |
|---|---|---|
| Fuel / electricity | $3,257 | $12,054 |
| Depreciation | $9,409 | $9,000 |
| Maintenance & repairs | $1,630 | $4,725 |
| Total 5-year cost | $14,296 | $25,779 |
| Estimated 5-year savings | $11,483 — switching to the Prologue saves ~45% of total ownership cost | |
Estimates assume average annual miles, current Texas electricity and gasoline prices, and standard financing. Your actual savings will vary — ask a Honda of San Marcos sales advisor for a personalized quote.
The purchase of your Honda EV includes the choice of one of three charging packages: a home charging station, a portable charging kit, or public charging credits.
The Home Charging Package comes with a $500 installation credit and $100 credit for public charging, accessible through the HondaLink® app. Visit Honda Home Electrification.
The Portable Charging package includes the portable charging kit, a $250 installation credit for a home charger and $300 credit for public charging, accessible through HondaLink.
The option for Public Charging Credit comes with $750 in public charging credits, accessible through HondaLink.
| Package | Home install credit | Public charging credit | Equipment included | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home Charging Bundle | $500 | $100 | Home charging station + HondaLink access | Owners with a garage or driveway who charge overnight |
| Portable Charging | $250 | $300 | Portable charging kit + HondaLink access | Mixed home/public charging or renters with 240V access |
| Public Charging Credits | — | $750 | HondaLink access (no home equipment) | Apartment / condo buyers without 240V at home |
Public charging credits accessible through the HondaLink app on supported networks — EVgo, Electrify America, and Tesla Supercharger via NACS.
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Honda Home Electrification is an online marketplace that connects Honda owners with a network of pre-vetted local installers through dedicated Expert Energy Advisors, who will help you select the home charging solution that best fits your needs. More information at homeelectric.honda.com.
For those looking to charge on the go, Honda owners can use the Honda App to find and connect to charging stations nationwide with access to more than 90% of existing DC Fast Charge networks. Payment integration allows for processing in the Honda App at any supported network.
Agreements with EVgo and Electrify America, plus roaming partners, give Honda EV drivers access to the largest charging networks in North America. Honda EVs will adopt the NACS standard, gaining access to the Tesla Supercharger network.
Upon purchase or lease of a new Honda EV, customers select one of three charging packages included in the MSRP — a combination of public charging credits, equipment, and installation credit to fit your lifestyle.
Range depends on outside temperature, road conditions, highway vs. city driving, accessory and climate use, driving style, vehicle maintenance, lithium-ion battery age and state of health.
The 2024 Honda Prologue EV has an anticipated EPA range rating of 296 miles. The Prologue has an 85.0 kWh Ultium lithium-ion battery.
You can charge at home using a home charger installed in your garage or driveway. It's typically slower than public DC Fast Charging but more convenient overnight.
Plug your charge connector into your EV and charging will start based on your Charge Mode setting. The Honda App will show charging status (state of charge, time remaining) and lets you stop a charge remotely.
Yes. The Honda App connects to charging stations nationwide with access to more than 90% of existing DC Fast Charge networks. Agreements with EVgo, Electrify America, and roaming partners cover the largest networks in North America. Honda EVs will adopt the NACS standard, gaining access to the Tesla Supercharger network.
Yes, Honda EVs are able to charge at Tesla Superchargers. Honda has agreements with several of the largest U.S. charging networks including Tesla Superchargers, EVgo, and Electrify America.
Gas prices fluctuate and electricity rates vary regionally, but in most cases it costs less per month to charge an EV than to buy gas for an ICE vehicle. Public charging stations have time-based fees that usually cost more than home charging.
Yes — install a solar panel array with sufficient generation capacity. For more information visit homeelectric.honda.com.
EVs have multiple visual and audio warnings when the battery is running low; many also display messages on the navigation screen and enter low-power mode when nearly depleted. If your EV does run out of charge, pull over to a safe location and call for assistance — just like running out of gas.
Depending on where you live, incentives may be available with the purchase of an electric vehicle. Check the Tax Incentives tool above to find out what you qualify for.
Many states offer their own incentives such as tax credits and free parking. Availability and amounts vary, so check with your local government or utility company.
Some utilities offer lower rates for charging during off-peak hours, or free charging at certain public stations.
Electrified vehicles are more efficient than gas-powered vehicles and can reduce or eliminate driving emissions. With a Honda you're also part of our effort to eliminate all tailpipe emissions in North America by 2040.
EVs are generally smoother and quieter, with instant torque and quick acceleration for a responsive, enjoyable drive. They produce zero tailpipe emissions for a cleaner experience.
EVs have instant torque, accelerating quickly for a responsive and enjoyable drive. Most have a single-speed transmission, providing smooth and seamless acceleration.
A fully electric Honda (like the Prologue) is powered solely by electricity. The battery is charged from an outlet or charging station and powers an electric motor that drives the wheels.
A hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) has both an electric motor and a gasoline engine. The motor assists the engine, and the battery is charged through regenerative braking or by the engine. The motor can't power the vehicle alone.
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) have a larger battery than HEVs and can be plugged in. They can run on electric power alone for a limited distance before the engine kicks in.
The process is similar to insuring a gasoline-powered car. Some insurers offer specialized EV coverage; make sure your policy covers EV-specific risks such as repairs to the battery and charging system.
The upfront cost can be higher, but total cost of ownership over time can be less. EVs require less maintenance and have lower fuel costs, which can offset the purchase price. As the Honda lineup expands and demand grows, upfront prices will continue to decrease.
Yes — it depends on the model's range and the availability of charging infrastructure along the route. Concerns about range, station availability, and recharge time are common but often stem from outdated information about modern EVs.
Honda EVs are designed to be as safe as their gasoline-powered counterparts and may be safer in some cases due to the unique characteristics of electric drivetrains.
Lifespan varies by model, battery chemistry, and how the vehicle is used and maintained. The average EV battery is expected to last between 10 and 20 years.
In very cold weather, the battery may hold less charge and charging may take longer. Keep the vehicle at a moderate temperature when possible (garage, battery heater).
In very hot temperatures, charging can be faster but heat can degrade the battery over time. Avoid charging when the battery is hot, such as right after a long drive or after being parked in direct sun.
Many EVs have towing restrictions. Towing stresses the drivetrain and can cause motor/battery overheating. The 2024 Honda Prologue is expected to offer a 1,500-pound towing capacity.
Adam Medina
Internet Director · Honda of San Marcos
"Whether you're ready to drive a Prologue home today or you're just sizing up the federal Clean Vehicle Credit, I'd rather spend 10 minutes answering your questions up front than have you guess. Reach out — I'll match the right tier and charging package to how you actually drive."
