Honda is adding new features to the non-hybrid Accord models for 2026. The LX and SE grades now offer better smartphone connectivity and larger touchscreens. The hybrid Sport and Sport-L types are given black trims and black symbols. The non-hybrid Honda Accord is only available at an LX or SE price level, but for 2026, new features are making these trims more valuable. Even better, the prices for all 2026 Accord models are only slightly higher than in 2025, ranging from $100 to $155. The LX and SE now both come with a 9.0-inch touchscreen as standard. Before, the touchscreen was only 7.0 inches. This system also has Android Auto and Apple CarPlay features that only worked when your phone was plugged in. Also, a wireless charging port is now standard, rather than only available on the more expensive hybrid-only trim levels. Before, the SE’s 17-inch wheels were replaced with the same 19-inch wheels that come on the Sport hybrid version. These non-hybrid cars still use a 1.5-liter, four-cylinder, turbocharged engine with 192 horsepower and a continuously variable automatic transmission. The 2026 Accord Sport and Sport-L come with new black badges and window trim, which makes the changes to the Accord’s less noticeable hybrid trims. The hybrid range still hasn’t changed; it has a 2.0-liter four-cylinder gas engine that makes 204 horsepower. The LX is the least expensive model in the range at $29,590, and the Accord Touring hybrid is the most expensive at $40,645. The $34,990 Sport trim is the most affordable hybrid choice. Honda says that shops are beginning to get the 2026 Accords.
