The Advanced Compatibility Engineeringâ„¢ (ACEâ„¢) body structure is a Honda-exclusive body design that enhances occupant protection and crash compatibility in frontal collisions.
To help improve ride and handling, as well as improve the fit and finish of the instrument panel, the steering hangar beam is made of light-weight cast magnesium.
In the event of a frontal collision, the 3-bone front floor structure is designed to help channel energy away from the passenger cabin.
A strong connection between the truck bed and cab is vital for towing and hauling capability. By integrating the bed rail into the C-pillar and reinforcing it with spot welding, Honda engineers improved torsional rigidity by 28% over the first-generation Ridgeline.
To improve towing and hauling capability, the body sides and rear tailgate frame are fully boxed for enhanced rigidity.
With independent multi-link suspensions, Honda SUVs and trucks not only offer nimble handling and smooth rides—they’re also built to stay steadfast in off-road conditions, making easy work of dirt and gravel.
The Honda Trail Experience app is designed for TrailSport trims on the 2026 CR-V, Passport, and Pilot, bringing real-time trail data and vehicle readouts to your adventures. Download the free app and discover available features.

Take on rugged terrain with more confidence through 11 available real-time vehicle data points that keep you aware and in control, including everything from elevation and pitch to tire angle and speed.

Track your TrailSport adventures through interactive maps that capture GPS, timestamps, and vehicle data, so you can revisit challenging trails and share your experiences.

Share your off-road experiences with friends, family and fellow TrailSport explorers on social media.