Honda Australia has released full specifications for the sixth-generation Prelude as part of the hybrid coupe’s local launch.

Priced from $65,000 drive-away, the Prelude arrives in a single unnamed trim level, with buyers able to choose from five exterior colours and a small set of accessories.

The two-door, 2+2 Prelude is built on the same platform as the standard Civic with which it also shares a four-cylinder hybrid powertrain, but is slightly smaller in all physical dimensions and rides on a shorter wheelbase (2605mm vs 2735mm).

Chassis components, including a dual-axis front suspension setup and adaptive dampers, have been pinched from the Civic Type R hot hatch.

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Prelude stock is already sitting in dealers, and Honda Australia expects to sell 500 examples of the niche newcomer this year.

The Prelude nameplate was last sold by Honda Australia in 2001, when it was priced at $50,209 before on-road costs – equivalent to $95,980 in 2025 dollars, according to the Reserve Bank of Australia’s inflation calculator.

Pricing

Model Drive-away pricing

2026 Honda Prelude e:HEV

$65,000

Drivetrains and Efficiency

The sixth-generation Prelude is still front-wheel drive and powered by a four-cylinder engine as all the previous generations were, but it now features a hybrid system.