2024 Honda Prologue vs Chevrolet Blazer EV: Detailed Comparison | Which Ride?

In this electrifying episode of 'Which Ride,' we dive deep into a detailed comparison between the 2024 Honda Prologue and the Chevrolet Blazer EV to discover which electric SUV takes the crown for 2024. From sleek exteriors and cutting-edge tech to the robust electric performance, we uncover it all!
Join Adam and Emily as they navigate through the aesthetic appeal, the tech-savvy interiors, the electric range, and the safety features of these electric marvels. But that's not all! We also touch on how these contenders fare against rivals like the Tesla Model Y, Ford Mustang Mach-E, and Hyundai Ioniq 5.
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*Timestamps:*
- 00:00 Intro
- 00:19 Exterior Styling
- 01:14 Interior Features and Technology
- 02:21 Electric Range and Performance
- 04:16 Pros and Cons
- 07:06 Verdict and Conclusion
- 07:55 Outro
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[@allenkt]

Not sure it's fair to compare the Prologue to the Blazer SS, which isn't even released until next year sometime. Sure, it's got a lot more power, but it's also going to be around $20,000 more expensive than the Honda. The only real thing the Honda is missing is the Super Cruise (hands-free driving options), which I hear is one of the best on the market. My understanding is that Honda will put it in the Acura ZDX (the "luxury version of the Prologue), but not the prologue. That's unfortunate but I'm most likely going to buy the Honda anyway.

[@MrYougotcaught]

The Blazer reminds me of that look almost that's so close to the Nissan Murano design, but that's just my opinion. Anyway, I'm a proud American, but growing in the 80's & 90's and seeing so many American car brands break all the time and never last long, while the Japanese cars hardly malfunctions, and seems to me to last so long. I've decided I'm voting Honda in this video. My over 40 years of experiences in both American & Japanese cars, the Japanese engineers got it right

[@paulholterhaus7084]

Only problem............The Honda is almost ALL a GM product.........That would scare Me away........The Lyrik has been nothing but trouble................Paul

[@ruudkraan7072]

Ihave a electric car, super, but only for the short km. For long range better hybride, Because you must wait every time 1 hour!! Sometimes 6x fron Holland to spain.

[@Shahzadafamily]

Chevrolet also doesn't have Android auto anymore or apply car play

[@deansomers4810]

Blazer vs Blazer would be more like it.

[@davidedionisi944]

HONDA ❤

[@serlingdavis8840]

Tired approach by Honda. I recall the same approach with the Isuzu Rodeo.

[@paulholterhaus7084]

Waste of time video........Neither one of these are available or properly tested............Paul

[@sethjones9246]

It's not a Honda... no thanks.