Which Hondas have power folding mirrors?
Power-folding mirrors are a convenience feature that Honda has offered on several trims across its lineup, but they are not universal. Availability depends on model, year, and market, and the feature is usually bundled with higher trims or technology packages.
Power folding mirrors help protect mirrors in tight spaces and during parking in urban areas. This article examines which Honda models and trims are most likely to include this feature, how to verify it for a specific year, and what to expect when shopping.
Where power folding mirrors tend to appear in Honda vehicles
Below are the models and general trim patterns where power folding mirrors have commonly appeared in recent years. Availability can vary by year and region, so always confirm with the official configurator or a dealer for the exact vehicle you’re considering.
Common models and trims featuring power folding
The following models are often equipped with power folding mirrors on mid-to-high trims or when a technology/convenience package is selected. This list reflects typical patterns rather than guaranteed standard equipment for every year or market.
- CR-V — usually available on higher trims or with a package that includes additional comfort and convenience features.
- Pilot — commonly found on EX-L and above, or with technology-oriented packages.
- Passport — frequently offered on EX-L and higher trims in recent years.
- Odyssey — often included on EX-L, Touring, and Elite trims as part of a more feature-rich package.
- Ridgeline — tends to appear on higher trims (e.g., RTL‑E/Black Edition) or with added convenience packages.
- Civic — available on upper trims such as Touring, depending on the year and market.
- Accord — typically found on upper trims (EX-L, Touring/Elite) in many recent generations.
Note: The exact inclusion can change by model year and region. If you’re targeting a specific year, verify the feature in Honda’s official configuration tools or brochures before purchase.
How to verify power folding mirrors for a specific year and model
Before you decide, use reputable sources to confirm whether power folding mirrors are included on the exact vehicle you’re considering. Below are practical steps to verify.
Steps to confirm feature availability
These steps help you determine if power folding mirrors are included on a given Honda model and trim for your year and region.
- Visit Honda’s official regional website and use the model configurator. Select the model and trim, then review the Exterior/Convenience features for “Power folding mirrors” or “Power side mirrors.”
- Open the model’s official brochure or PDF for the specific year. Look under the Exterior or Comfort/Convenience sections for mirror-related entries.
- Ask a dealership for a build sheet or feature list for the exact vehicle, as configurations can vary within the same trim across production months.
- Check third-party reviews or owner forums for anecdotal confirmation, but prioritize the official sources for accuracy.
If the feature isn’t listed for your chosen year and trim, it’s likely not included as standard or available as an option in that configuration. You can explore alternatives such as a higher trim or an aftermarket solution if power folding is a priority.
Summary
Power folding mirrors are not a universal Honda feature. They are most commonly found on mid-to-high trims or as part of technology or convenience packages across several models, especially the CR-V, Pilot, Passport, Ridgeline, Odyssey, Civic, and Accord in various years. Because availability varies by year and market, the best approach when shopping is to verify with Honda’s official configurator or a dealer for the exact vehicle you want.
