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A single, consistent V-6 powertrain across every trim means the differences come down to comfort and convenience features, letting families pick based on how they'll use the van, not whether it'll have enough power.
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Get Invoice PriceThe EX-L carries the same V-6, 8-passenger seating, and 140.7 cu ft cargo hold as every other trim, at the lowest entry price in the lineup.
A modest step up from EX-L in price, the Sport-L keeps the same core mechanicals while adding sport-oriented styling for buyers who want a different look without jumping to Touring money.
Touring sits in the sweet spot of the lineup, bringing a more upscale cabin without the full cost of the Elite, while every mechanical spec stays identical to the rest of the lineup.
The Elite is the top trim and the one to choose if you want the most complete cabin and feature set Honda offers on this van — it's not the value pick, but it's the one that leaves nothing on the table.
Eight-passenger seating is standard on every trim, so you're not paying extra for a third-row that actually works.
140.7 cu ft of cargo volume is identical across the lineup, giving budget shoppers the same hauling capability as Elite buyers.
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Get Invoice PriceThe Mitsubishi Triton will underpin a new Honda pickup in the Southeast Asia market.
What it means: Honda will sell a body-on-frame pickup based on the Mitsubishi Triton in Southeast Asia, not currently planned for other markets.
Read More →Honda and Mitsubishi will supply vehicles for each other’s lineups, starting with a Triton-based pickup.
What it means: Honda will sell a rebadged Mitsubishi Triton pickup starting in 2028, expanding its truck lineup through a partnership.
Read More →Working in partnership with a road construction company, Honda hopes to charge civilian and commercial vehicles as they drive.
What it means: Honda's experimental road-based induction charging is still early-stage research and not yet relevant to current car buyers.
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