Every 2020 Ridgeline now comes with Honda's new nine-speed automatic transmission, a suite of safety and driver assistance technology, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

The 2020 Honda Ridgeline is a unique midsize pickup truck.

A heavy-duty transmission cooler is available for the Sport and RTL trims, but is standard on the RTL-E and Black Editions.

The RTL-E and Black Edition trims get a 150/400-watt truck bed power outlet, automatic headlights and parking sensors.

Honda is throwing everything and the kitchen sink at this truck with its Honda Sensing suite as standard equipment, which includes forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking, as well as lane- and road-departure warning systems, lane-keep assist and adaptive cruise control.

Blind-spot monitoring and cross-traffic assist come standard on the top-end RTL-E and Black Edition models. .

Paired with the infotainment system comes a 200-watt, seven-speaker audio system, but if you want the 540-watt, eight-speaker system, in-car navigation, satellite radio or the Ridgeline's truck-bed audio system, you'll have to opt for either the RTL-E or Black Edition models.

Pricing Honda moved to simplify its trim offerings for 2020, and the new base Ridgeline model, Sport 2WD, is priced at $34,995

The Black Edition comes standard with AWD and is the most expensive model, starting at $44,615