Is Blind Spot Monitoring Standard on New Honda Models?

When analyzing Honda safety features, you may be wondering, “Is blind spot monitoring standard on the model I want?” While blind spot monitoring is available on all current-generation Honda vehicles, it is not standard on every single trim. Courtesy of Pacific Honda, here are the models that feature standard blind spot monitoring, and which only have it as an option.

A Primer on Blind Spot Monitoring

Modern Honda models feature the Honda Sensing® safety technology suite, which adds numerous driver assistance features. That includes the Blind Spot Information System™, which illuminates a light on your side mirrors when something is in your blind spot. This light blinks when your blind spot is occupied when you signal to turn, helping you make lane changes safely.

Models with Standard Blind Spot Monitoring

There are currently eight Honda models that feature blind spot monitoring to some degree as a standard feature. These models feature either the Blind Spot Information System™ or another blind spot monitoring feature on all trims. The eight models are:

• 2026 Honda Civic Hatchback
• 2026 Honda Civic Si
• 2025 Honda Civic Type R
• 2026 Honda Passport
• 2025 Honda Pilot
• 2026 Honda Prologue
• 2026 Honda Ridgeline
• 2026 Honda Odyssey

Models with Available Blind Spot Monitoring

Four other Honda models feature blind spot monitoring as an available feature. On the 2026 Honda Civic Sedan and 2026 Honda HR-V, you’ll have this feature on the Sport trim and above; that’s also true on the 2026 Honda CR-V on the EX trim and above. The 2025 Honda Accord features the Blind Spot Information System™ with Cross Traffic Monitor on the SE trim and higher.

Is Blind Spot Monitoring Standard on Your Dream Car? Find Out in San Diego, CA

Want to learn more about the Blind Spot Information System™ and whether it’s standard on your vehicle? Contact Pacific Honda today to learn about your model’s Honda Sensing® features.