2021 Honda Ridgeline receives a bold facelift redesign

Honda has finally come up with a facelift version of its successful pickup, the Ridgeline. Built in Alabama, the latest iteration reflects the rugged and versatile abilities with the bold looks.

Honda’s successful model has been in the market since 2017 and had received the new transmission last year. The new styling feature of the truck injects modern looks and impressive features on the upcoming model.

The upcoming vehicle is all about updates from the front to its rear. Starting from the front end, it gets front roof pillars that are leaning forwards. The 2021 Ridgeline also showcases an all-new sheet metal to ensure durability and all-terrain driving format. 

Besides the new metal sheet, the automaker has also equipped the pickup with a new hood and a pronounced bulge besides displaying new front fenders, and a more upright grille. The vehicle also features updated LED headlights for a better driving experience. Other changes over the front end of the vehicle include a new crossbar and redesigned aerodynamic enhancements.

Talking about their upcoming offering, Art St. Cyr, vice president of Auto Operations for American Honda Motor Co. Inc. commented, “Truck enthusiasts have long recognized Ridgeline as an incredibly versatile and capable pickup, and now it’s got the rugged looks to match,” he further added. “The Ridgeline signals a new direction for our light-truck designs, one that more effectively communicates all the hard work that goes into making Honda pickups and SUVs such proficient on- and off-road performers.”

Inside, the vehicle showcases an updated infotainment system that adds to the premium feel when complemented with the new graphics. The smartly designed cabin also comes with more intuitive touchscreen icons and a physical volume knob. 

The Sport, RTL, and RTL-E trims feature a new dashboard, center console accents, and steering wheel. No changes have been made to the drivetrain.

The new Honda Ridgeline pickup will hit the US dealerships early next year. 

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