The 2021 Honda Pilot arrives with a new trim level and a new color option.All-wheel drive and wireless charging are also available for Honda’s largest SUV. At the bottom is a chart that shows each trim level along with its starting MSRP.

Honda recently unveiled the 2021 Pilot and, in the process, announced several updates to their signature SUV. Among these updates is the inclusion of dual-climate control and a nine-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters as standard equipment. Also announced was a new Special Edition trim and Platinum White Pearl as an available color offering for the Black Edition.

On the surface, these various upgrades appear to be of benefit to consumers who are currently in the market for a new driver-friendly SUV. However, let’s dig a little deeper and see what we can expect from the 2021 Honda Pilot.
Trim Package Revisions

The new Pilot Special Edition (SE) builds upon the amenities featured within the EX-L trim. Aside from the EX-L’s leather seats, second-row sunshades, and power driver’s seat with two-position memory settings, the Pilot SE also features 20-inch black wheels, roof rails, front/rear skid garnishes, a foot-activated hands-free power tailgate, and wireless phone charging.

The Pilot Touring offers a wealth of standard features like satellite navigation, Blu-Ray rear-seat entertainment, on-board Wi-Fi, and heated second-row seats. The Touring even offers parking sensors for good measure. H...