Thinking about driving a 2025 Honda Prologue EV? You’re in luck – CarsDirect says you could score up to $16,500 off, plus 0.99% financing.
Honda just sweetened the deal on its 2025 Prologue electric SUV, and it might be the best lease yet.
As of May 23, the 2025 Honda Prologue EV has an extra $2,000 in HFS Lease/Finance Cash. (HFS stands for Honda Financial Services, and this rebate is only available if you finance or lease through Honda.) That stacks on top of a bunch of other savings already on the table.
Honda was already offering $3,500 in Lease/Finance Cash across the US, plus another $1,000 in what they call “Lease/Finance Loyalty/Conquest” money if you’re coming out of a current Honda or competitor lease. And like most EVs, Prologue leases are eligible for the $7,500 EV lease credit. If you’re buying instead of leasing, you may qualify for the $7,500 federal EV tax credit.
In zero-emission vehicle (ZEV) states like California, Honda is throwing in another $2,500 in Lease/Finance Cash. On top of all that, buyers can access 0.99% financing for up to 60 months. All in, that’s $16,500 in potential savings if you’re leasing – or the same if you’re buying and qualify for the tax credit, plus low-interest financing based on offers through July 7.
Here’s where it gets interesting: On Honda’s website, a 2025 Prologue EX with an MSRP of $51,850 (destination included) is listed at just $259/month for 36 months in California, with $3,999 due at signing. That includes the $1,000 conquest cash incentive based on 10,000 miles per year. That comes to $370/month before taxes.
That’s currently the best lease Honda’s offered on the 2025 Prologue, and it actually undercuts the lease cost of the 2025 HR-V, Honda’s smallest SUV. The HR-V LX is going for $289/month with $3,299 down or $381 per month. The Prologue also beats the CR-V Hybrid Sport, which leases for $369/month with $4,199 down ($486/month effective).
In short, the Prologue isn’t just a better deal than before – it’s one of Honda’s best lease values right now. That’s a major turnaround from March, when the Prologue lease was kind of a dud.
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