2025 Honda Pilot Arrives with Black Edition, $41,000 Base Price

The Pilot adds a new top-level Black Edition and loses the entry-level LX trim, effectively raising the base price by $2810.
The 2025 Honda Pilot arrives with a new Black Edition, and the automaker has also released pricing for the entire lineup.
The top-of-the-line Black Edition comes with various black accoutrements around the vehicle.
Honda also dropped the base LX trim, moving the Pilot Sport into the entry-level position with a $41,295 base price.
The fourth-generation Honda Pilot enters the 2025 model year with minimal changes, save for some shake-ups to the available trims. The base-level LX trim has been removed from the lineup, and Honda has made the Black Edition the top model. The former move means the Pilot's starting price has moved above $40,000 for the first time. Pricing now spans from $41,295 for the Sport to $55,675 for the Black Edition.
2025 Pilot Pricing
With the LX gone, the Pilot Sport takes over entry-level duties, effectively raising the mid-size SUV's base price by $2810. As for the rest of the lineup, looking at the year-over-year pricing of corresponding trim levels shows increases of only a few hundred dollars. The EX-L moves to $44,595, the Touring to $48,595, the TrailSport to $50,495, and the Elite to $54,175. The new Black Edition starts at $55,675.
After joining the 2024 Passport lineup, that Black Edition we've been talking about made its way to the Pilot. It touts black 20-inch wheels and blacked-out badging to pair with the menagerie of other black accents on places like the grille, mirror housings, and door trim.

[@malikqadeer2341]

Beautiful amazing ❤️

[@bbureung]

When coming me

[@fredsanke4070]

Good looking Pilot...

[@roycebanks8627]

Ok so which pilot is it? Cuz there was like 20 models and they all look different??

[@josecruz-lk4rz]

It’s just me or they just put interiors images of the Nissan in the minute 1:08
😂😂😂😂
I know they are talking about Honda
But put pictures of Nissan
😂😂😂

[@marshallmcclurg1168]

Knight Rider for the family

[@francistham9928]

When is it arriving?

[@revthemonster]

may be in 2025

[@joef2504]

but with still just a 10" infotainment screen, embarrassing!

[@makb5354]

Why do you need bigger than 10", are you planning on watching TV as you driving? Most vehicles that have bigger screen have other features occupying the screen like heater and ventilation and alike. I looked at Outback and everything is on a screen so if your screen goes down, you are losing monitoring of a lot of features. Pilot has entire bottom heat / ventilation control panel with actual buttons to control it. I think one has to compare apples to apples not oranges.