The third generation Honda Pilot has been given a facelift and update for the 2019 model year. See the changes between it and the 2016, 2017 and 2018 model.
2019 F/L
2016-18
The body of the third generation is untouched, but the front end has been restyled to be more like the 10th generation Civic and Accord.
2019 F/L
2016-18
The grille still stretches like a pair of bull horns or 'flying wings' into the headlight units. The new grille design doesn't feature horizontal chrome slats, but a U-shape. The front bumper has also been redesigned and simplified.
2019 F/L
2016-18
The 3.5-litre V6 is unchanged, and still makes 280hp (209kW) and 262 lb-ft (355Nm). A 6-speed auto is standard in the LX, EX and EX-L, while the 9-speed auto in the Elite and Touring has been retuned. AWD is optional, and FWD is standard, although the range-topping Elite is AWD only.
2019 F/L
2016-18
Changes to the rear are less dramatic, but the Touring and Elite are now available with a hands-free power tailgate for the first time.
2019 F/L
2016-18
The rear bumper has been lightly redesigned, and the reversing lights now move from the bumper to the tailgate. The taillamps now feature a white section for the indicators too.
2019 F/L
2016-18
At first glance, the dashboard and interior hasn't been changed much.
2019 F/L
2016-18
Hurrah! Honda's latest 8-inch Display Audio infotainment is standard in the EX and above. It has a glossy screen, a more modern interface, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. There's also reworked air vents with more realistic fake metal.
2019 F/L
2016-18
The steering wheel is new, but doesn't look it, and has simplified controls. The instrumentation cluster now features a wider 7-inch user configurable display with electronic speedometer and tachometer read outs, and the physical instruments have been redesigned too.
2019 F/L
2016-18
The revised Pilot is available with either seven or eight seats, depending on whether you specify middle row captain's chairs.
