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2022 Honda Pilot Interior and Cargo

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2022 Pilot Interior

You won't be surprised by anything inside the cabin of the 2022 Honda Pilot: it's all pretty standard stuff, but before we get into that, it should be worth mentioning that getting in and out of the Pilot is a pleasure due to its moderate ride height and wide-opening doors. Once inside, you're greeted by a logical space. Everything falls to hand easily, and it's clear that Honda designed the space with family-friendly ergonomics in mind. The interior doesn't feel as upmarket as the Kia, but there's a feeling of quality that is noticeable around the cabin, which is a classic Honda trait. Sitting high up in the front is a boon for forward visibility, and in fact, visibility is great all round. All cars get a sunroof and the top trims a panoramic roof, which helps lift an otherwise dark interior. It's a solid effort overall if a bit dull, but the level of quality seals the deal.

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Seating and Interior Space

The Pilot is all about maximizing interior space; after all, its primary purpose in life will be to cart youngsters and teenagers to school and back. It also helps that Honda is a master at configuring interiors for maximum practicality with the Touring able to seat 7 passengers or 8 passengers. The majority of trim levels offer a three-across second-row bench and come in an 8-seater configuration, but higher up in the range, this setup is ditched in favor of two captain's chairs. As with most midsize SUVs, the front and second row is prioritized in terms of overall space, and the 3rd row is best left to kids and small adults. The headroom comes in at 39.5 inches in the front, 39.9 inches in the middle (or 40.9 for the upper trims), and 38.9 inches in the rear. Legroom is measured at 40.9 inches in the front, 38.4 inches for the second row, and 31.9 inches in the back.

2022 Honda Pilot Interior Dimensions

Honda Pilot TrimsSportEX-LSpecial EditionTrailSportTouringEliteBlack Edition Seating8888777 Headroom Front Seat40.1 in.39.5 in.39.5 in.39.5 in.39.5 in.39.5 in.39.5 in. Headroom Back Seat40.2 in.39.9 in.39.9 in.39.9 in.39.9 in.40.9 in.40.9 in. Legroom Front Seat40.9 in.40.9 in.40.9 in.40.9 in.40.9 in.40.9 in.40.9 in. Legroom Back Seat38.4 in.38.4 in.38.4 in.38.4 in.38.4 in.38.4 in.38.4 in. Shoulder Room Front62 in.62 in.62 in.62 in.62 in.62 in.62 in. Shoulder Room Rear62 in.62 in.62 in.62 in.62 in.62 in.62 in. Hip Room, Front59.1 in.59.1 in.59.1 in.59.1 in.59.1 in.59.1 in.59.1 in. Hip Room, Rear57.3 in.57.3 in.57.3 in.57.3 in.57.3 in.57.3 in.57.3 in.

Interior Colors and Materials

The life of a Honda Pilot isn't a glamorous one. Most of the time, its interior will have to deal with all the spills and thrills of family life, so it takes some seriously hard-wearing materials to keep things looking semi-decent in the long run. All trims get leather upholstery and in the case of the base EX-L, Honda gives you a single color option: Black. The Elite and Special Edition are offered with your choice of Gray, Beige, or Black perforated leather seats. Color availability changes based on your chosen exterior color. The Black Edition predictably gets black perforated leather only. While there is a fair amount of plastic inside the cabin, everything feels well put together, and we did not experience any annoying rattles. Now Buzzing Electric Vehicles Tesla Cybertruck Spotted With Production-Ready Rear End Crash Watch A Seventh-Gen Toyota Hilux Truck Launch Into The Air After Losing Control Auctions One-Off Plymouth Barracuda Four-Door Is A Muscle Car Unicorn First Drive 2023 Toyota Crown First Drive Review: A Tale Of Two Hybrids Sports Cars 2023 BMW M2 Coming With Optional Center-Lock Wheels Tuning 700-Horsepower 2023 Nissan Z By AMS Performance Hits Nine-Second Quarter Mile

2022 Pilot Trunk and Cargo Space

Ask anyone who drives a Honda Pilot or Fit what one of their favorite features of these cars is, and they're most likely going to tell you that it's the practical trunk and overall cargo space. The 2022 Pilot continues this legacy of superior practicality by offering a cavernous cargo area and a bunch of small storage nooks for added convenience. The Pilot is amongst the most spacious in its class. Cargo capacity varies between 7-seater and 8-seater cars, as the Elite and Black Edition models have a second-row console that cannot be removed - and the Touring gets a choice of seven-/eight-seater configuration. The Pilot's party trick is its adjustable cargo floor that can be configured to offer maximum storage space or to create an underfloor storage compartment. Cargo volume behind the third row is 16.5 cubic feet but drops to 16 cubic feet on seven-seater models. Behind the second row, you get 46.8 cu ft, dropping to 46 for seven-seaters. With all the seats folded, you get a spacious 83.8 cu ft, dropping to 82.1 for seven-seaters. There's a myriad of small-item storage spots scattered around the interior, with the main ones being the large center console storage bin in the front, and the glove compartment. There are two cupholders in the front.

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2022 Pilot Infotainment and Features

Features

With so many trim levels on offer, listing all the standard features gets a bit complicated, so let's start with the base model EX-L and work our way up the ladder. On the EX-L, you can expect to find standard tri-zone automatic climate control with controls for the second row, heated front seats, push-button start, adaptive cruise control, driver's and front passenger's seatback pockets, illuminated vanity mirrors, a HomeLink remote system, integrated sunshades for the second row, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, one-touch second-row seats, leather upholstery, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The Special Edition car shares the same features. The Touring model adds courtesy door lights, blue ambient interior lighting, and heated second-row seats (seven-seater version only), while the Honda Pilot Elite gets LED map lights, perforated leather upholstery, ventilated front seats, and a heated leather steering wheel. All models are equipped with collision mitigation braking, road departure assist, adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, blind-spot monitoring, and auto high beam headlights.

Infotainment

All models get a contemporary eight-inch infotainment touchscreen with Bluetooth streaming, an MP3/aux input, speed-sensitive volume compensation, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, SiriusXM satellite radio, and HD Radio. All models up to the Special Edition get a 215-watt sound system with seven speakers, including a subwoofer. After that, you get a 590-watt premium audio system with ten speakers. The Special Edition, Elite, and Black Edition all come with wireless phone charging, while Touring, Elite, and Black Edition models are offered with navigation and a rear entertainment system that features a 10.2-inch display and a Blu-ray player. The top three trims also offer Wi-Fi hotspot capability, a CabinTalk in-car PA system, and second-row HDMI interface. The eight-inch display works well and is easy to get used to, and the overall experience is perfectly satisfactory.

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