Car buyers can find the Honda Passport in four trim levels for 2021: Sport, EX-L, Touring, and Elite. The standard Sport trim level has LED headlights, while the EX-L trim level adds a power liftgate and sunroof. If you're looking for smarter and more convenient technology, the Touring trim adds a hands-free liftgate.

A 3.5-liter V-6 engine powers the Passport, no matter which trim level you choose. This 3.5-liter engine can generate as much as 280 horsepower and 262 pound-feet of torque. A nine-speed automatic transmission is paired to this engine as well.

Both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive are options for the 2021 Passport. If you pick a trim level with all-wheel drive, you can enjoy the Passport's torque-vectoring system that precisely identifies when, where, and how much power to distribute to the four wheels. This technology allows for the most accurate traction possible, reducing slippage on muddy, wet, or snowy surfaces. It also increases the quality of handling on dry roads, creating a responsive and fun driving experience.

There are two rows of seating and five seats in the Honda Passport. Cloth upholstery comes standard, but the EX-L trim level and up offer leather upholstery. Tri-zone automatic climate control and a 60/40-split rear bench are also standard offerings. For a little more luxury, pick the EX-L trim level for a sunroof, the Touring trim level for heated rear seats, or the Elite trim level for all of this, plus ventilated front seats and a heated steering wheel. There is 41.2 or 50.5 cubic feet of space behind the second row of seating, depending on which trim level you select. If you fold these seats down, there is 77.9 or 100.8 cubic feet of space in the Passport. You can add 2.5 cubic feet of space to these measurements when you consider the under-floor storage bin within the vehicle. This mid-size SUV makes the most of its interior space.

All trim levels of the Honda Passport come with an 8-inch touch screen on the dashboard. This touch screen works alongside an infotainment system that is compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Drivers can sync their smartphone to the Passport to use voice commands, stream music, make hands-free phone calls, and more. Bluetooth connectivity is also standard, while built-in navigation, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and wireless phone charging are available with higher trim levels.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration awarded the Passport with a five-star crash-test rating. This Honda SUV also earned a Top Safety Pick rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. All trim levels of the 2021 Passport come with advanced safety features, including forward collision mitigation and lane-keeping assist.