All New 2029 Honda Ridgeline Confirmed With Rugged Redesign

Honda is getting ready to open a new chapter for its midsize pickup. The company has officially confirmed that a third generation Ridgeline is on the way, with the new truck expected to arrive within the next 2 years. While Honda is keeping many details under wraps for now, it has already shared enough information to give truck fans a reason to look forward to what comes next.

The upcoming Ridgeline is being designed at Honda’s Southern California styling studio, where the focus is creating a pickup with a tougher and more rugged appearance. At the same time, engineers at the Honda Auto Development Center in Ohio are developing the truck to deliver improved capability while staying true to the practical character that has made the Ridgeline popular with many buyers.

Honda says the next Ridgeline will continue building on the strengths that have defined the truck for nearly 20 years. Instead of chasing extreme off road performance, the company remains focused on providing the features, comfort, and everyday usefulness that recreational truck owners appreciate the most. The goal is to make the next generation even more capable while preserving the versatility that has helped the Ridgeline stand out in the midsize pickup segment.

Production of the current 2026 Honda Ridgeline will pause later this year as Honda prepares its Alabama manufacturing plant for the arrival of the new model. The factory will remain the exclusive production home for the Ridgeline, alongside the Honda Passport, Pilot, and Odyssey.

Although Honda has not yet released specifications, powertrain details, or interior updates, the confirmation alone signals that the Ridgeline has a bright future. More information is expected as development continues, and the third generation model could become one of Honda’s most significant truck launches in years.