Production for the second-generation Honda Ridgeline is coming to an end, but it’s not goodbye forever. The automaker is pausing production to give the truck an updated powertrain and a fresh look before it restarts building a new one in a couple of years.
According to a new Automotive News report, Honda will halt Ridgeline production in the fourth quarter of this year and restart it in the third quarter of 2028. “People with knowledge of the plan” told the publication that the new V6 engine will be able to meet stricter emissions regulations.
