Honda has confirmed it’s developing a third-generation Ridgeline pickup.
The new truck will arrive within the next two years.
Honda will stop producing the current-generation Ridgeline at the end of the 2026 model year.
Well, Honda has made it official. The third-generation Ridgeline is currently in development, which means production for the current pickup will end later this year as the automaker readies its replacement.
Honda will design the new truck at its design studio in Southern California. Engineering development will occur at the Honda Auto Development Center in Ohio. Honda says the next-gen Ridgeline will arrive within the next two years.
