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2024 Honda Prologue Puts the Brand Back in the EV Game
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I don't know if this is a trend or just one data point, but I'm in my mid/late 30s and for the first time ever am shopping for a new car and would love for it to be an EV. My target demographic group needs space for a stroller, diaper bags and room for a trip to Costco.
Station wagons have the most boot space IMO.
Love a good wagon. Honestly this looks a bit like the Ioniq5. If true, even though they brand them as SUVs, the Ioniq is lower and closer to a wagon in person.
Edit: or at least a large hatchback.