The Pilot is available as a FWD or AWD with four trim levels. The Sport, EX-L and Touring are available with both drive types while the Elite trim is only available on the AWD.
The Passport is richly equipped, so even the entry level trim comes with plenty of equipment. The first thing most people will notice are the black-painted 20-inch wheels, which are standard on the Sport trim. Other features include a remote starter, automatic high beams, LED daytime running lights, Honda Sensing safety suite, dual-zone automatic climate control with separate rear controls, rear seat air vents and Bluetooth connectivity.
The EX-L trim adds Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a large moonroof with a tilt feature, blind spot monitoring, leather seats with heating, a leather wrapped steering wheel, a 10-way power adjustable driver's seat, a powered tailgate, SiriusXM satellite radio, an auto dimming rearview mirror, a HomeLink automated garage door opener and a larger 8-inch touchscreen in the dash.
The Touring trim includes additional convenience features, such as adding a hands-free version of the powered tailgate that can be opened with just the wave of one's foot. Other features standard on the Touring trim include a satellite linked navigation system, a 10-speaker sound system, a mobile hotspot for Wi-Fi, heated outboard rear seats, roof rails, LED headlights, parking sensors, USB ports for the rear seats and additional ambient interior lighting.
The top of the line Elite trim comes standard with all-wheel drive in addition to adding even more interior goodies. The seats are made from perforated leather with both heating and cooling functions, while the steering wheel is heated as well. The Elite also comes with rain-sensing wipers and power folding and auto-dimming side mirrors.