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Honda Ridgeline 2024.

Ruble price tags have been announced for the more off-road version of the Honda Ridgeline pickup truck.

The official website of the Japanese brand has published accurate information about the 2024 model year Honda Ridgeline pickup truck in the more off-road Trailsport version.

The basic version of the pickup costs $950 or 85,705 rubles. more than before.

The Honda Ridgeline will be available in 2024 with minor styling changes, new trim levels and a slightly higher price.

The price of an entry-level pickup truck now starts at $41,125 or RUB 3,710,124, which is an increase of $950 or RUB 85,705. more than before. The pickup will begin arriving at dealers in the United States today.

Honda will offer the Ridgeline in four trim levels: Sport, RTL, TrailSport and Black Edition.

The price of the new TrailSport, which replaces the RTL-E in the hierarchy, starts at $46,355 or RUB 4,181,953, and the price of the Black Edition with the maximum configuration is $47,725 or RUB 4,305,548, which is an increase of $120 or RUB 10,825 . more than in 2023.

The model features a new mesh grille design and the truck’s name embossed on the tailgate.

Inside, Honda has installed a new center console with large cupholders, wireless charging, as well as a more traditional armrest and storage compartment.

The automaker has also added a 7.0-inch screen on the instrument panel next to the analogue speedometer and a larger 9.0-inch infotainment touchscreen on the dashboard.

While the Ridgeline has received a few changes for 2024, Honda has left the powertrain alone.

The truck continues to be powered by a 3.5-liter V6 engine that produces 280 horsepower and 262 pound-feet of torque.

A nine-speed transmission sends power to a standard all-wheel drive system with rear active torque vectoring.

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Inside, everything has changed for the 2024 Honda Ridgeline.

Now the truck has an upgraded media system with a 9-inch touchscreen, an improved instrument panel with a 7-inch screen, and most importantly, the central tunnel has changed.

The wireless charging area for gadgets has increased, the armrest and cup holders have become larger.

No changes in technology have been announced: Honda is faithful to the naturally aspirated 3.5-liter engine (284 horsepower, 355 Nm), a classic automatic and all-wheel drive transmission with individual onboard clutches for driving the rear wheels.

Sales of the 2024 Honda Ridgeline will begin in December; prices have not yet been announced, but the pickup is unlikely to rise much in price from its current $38,800.

This year could be the most successful in history for the truck: by the end of ten months, 43.7 thousand Honda Ridgelines were sold, which is comparable to the record year of 2006.