Honda 0–60 Times
Honda acceleration results on this page cover 552 recorded tests across 22 models, with 551 production-model test results that include a 0–60 mph time. It’s a quick way to compare Honda 0–60 mph times and quarter-mile times across sedans, SUVs and crossovers, sports cars, electric vehicles, trucks, and more, while also checking differences between model years and trims.
Among the standout results, the quickest recorded 0–60 mph time in the database is a 4.5-second Civic production-model result. The quickest recorded quarter-mile is a separate 12.7-second Civic production-model result. Other notable Honda performers include the S2000, Prologue, and Ridgeline.
The available tests cover Honda model years from 1965 through 2026, giving useful context for comparing older and newer acceleration performance across the lineup. Results are compiled from reputable automotive publications and independent instrumented tests, with individual entries typically noting the year, trim, source, 0–60 mph time, quarter-mile time, and trap speed.
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Among sports cars, the S2000 sets the pace at 4.7 seconds to 60 mph. Electric performance is led by the Prologue at 5.9 seconds. The Ridgeline is the quickest truck at 6.0 seconds, while the Passport is the fastest SUV at 5.8 seconds. Sedan pace belongs to the Civic with a 4.5-second run, and the Odyssey leads Honda vans and minivans at 6.4 seconds.
Honda performance overview
Honda production-test results range from a quickest 0-60 time of 4.5 seconds to a slowest run of 20.8 seconds, with an overall average of 8.36 seconds. The quarter-mile record stands at 12.7 seconds.