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The 2027 Odyssey pairs a 280 hp V-6 with 8-passenger seating and 140.7 cu ft of cargo room across all four trims, with EPA ratings of 19 mpg city, 28 mpg highway, 22 mpg combined.
The Carnival typically undercuts the Odyssey on price and offers a wider range of powertrain options, while the Odyssey has historically been preferred for its driving refinement and resale value — though resale figures aren't something we can confirm here.
The Carnival typically undercuts the Odyssey on price and offers a wider range of powertrain options, while the Odyssey has historically been preferred for its driving refinement and resale value — though resale figures aren't something we can confirm here. Your decision should hinge on a side-by-side test drive and a comparison of which features each trim includes at a given price point.
The Odyssey ranges from $43,195 (EX-L) to $52,095 (Elite) across 4 trims.
The Odyssey ranges from $43,195 (EX-L) to $52,095 (Elite) across 4 trims. Prices are starting MSRP and exclude taxes and fees.
The Odyssey comes in 4 trims: EX-L, Sport-L, Touring, Elite.
The Odyssey is offered in 4 trims (EX-L, Sport-L, Touring, Elite). Higher trims layer on equipment and features; see the trim comparison for exactly what each one adds.
The EX-L at $43,195 is the entry point and already includes leather seating for 8 — it's where most buyers land without feeling like they're missing critical features.
The EX-L at $43,195 is the entry point and already includes leather seating for 8 — it's where most buyers land without feeling like they're missing critical features. Step up to the Sport-L ($44,295) if you want a different feature mix for just $1,100 more; the Touring ($47,895) and Elite ($52,095) add meaningful comfort and convenience upgrades but cost noticeably more.
Both share the same powertrain, seating, cargo volume, and fuel economy; the gap is $4,200 in MSRP ($47,895 vs.
Both share the same powertrain, seating, cargo volume, and fuel economy; the gap is $4,200 in MSRP ($47,895 vs. $52,095), which reflects additional comfort, technology, or convenience features on the Elite — though the specific feature differences aren't detailed in the available specs, so it's worth comparing the window stickers directly at a dealer.
No — every Odyssey trim is front-wheel drive only.
No — every Odyssey trim is front-wheel drive only. If AWD is a requirement, you'll need to look elsewhere; the Chrysler Voyager and Kia Carnival also don't offer AWD, but the Toyota Sienna does.
18-inch wheels are available on the EX-L.
The diameter of the wheels fitted to the car. Larger wheels change the stance; smaller wheels tend to ride more comfortably. 18-inch wheels are available on the EX-L.
19-inch wheels are available on the Sport-L, Touring, Elite.
The diameter of the wheels fitted to the car. Larger wheels change the stance; smaller wheels tend to ride more comfortably. 19-inch wheels are available on the Sport-L, Touring, Elite.
18'' Machine-Finished Alloy Wheels are available on the EX-L.
18-inch alloy wheels with a machine-finished surface that contrasts polished and textured areas for a layered look. 18'' Machine-Finished Alloy Wheels are available on the EX-L.
11 Speakers are available on the Elite.
Sound is distributed through 11 speakers positioned throughout the cabin, giving every row more consistent audio coverage. 11 Speakers are available on the Elite.
160-Watt AM/FM/HD/SiriusXM Audio is available on the EX-L, Sport-L.
A 160-watt system with 7 speakers including a subwoofer, a 9'' touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Bluetooth HandsFreeLink, SiriusXM, HD radio, CabinTalk in-car PA, and a 2.5-amp USB interface. SiriusXM requires a subscription after the trial period. 160-Watt AM/FM/HD/SiriusXM Audio is available on the EX-L, Sport-L.
Yes — 1st, 2nd And 3rd Row Curtain Airbags are standard on every Odyssey trim.
Curtain airbags deploy along the roofline across all three rows to help shield occupants' heads during a side impact or rollover event. Yes — 1st, 2nd And 3rd Row Curtain Airbags are standard on every Odyssey trim.
Yes — Airbag Occupancy Sensor is standard on every Odyssey trim.
Detects whether the passenger seat is occupied and adjusts airbag deployment accordingly. This helps reduce injury risk for smaller occupants or child seats. Yes — Airbag Occupancy Sensor is standard on every Odyssey trim.
Yes — Back-Up Camera is standard on every Odyssey trim.
Displays a live rear view on the screen whenever the vehicle is in reverse. Makes it easier to spot obstacles and pedestrians behind the vehicle. Yes — Back-Up Camera is standard on every Odyssey trim.
Yes — 10-Speed Automatic is standard on every Odyssey trim.
How the engine's power is geared and delivered to the wheels. It shapes how the car responds when you accelerate and how it settles at a cruise. Yes — 10-Speed Automatic is standard on every Odyssey trim.
Yes — 280 horsepower is standard on every Odyssey trim.
Peak power the engine — or, on a hybrid, the combined system — can produce. More horsepower generally means easier merging, passing, and confident acceleration. Yes — 280 horsepower is standard on every Odyssey trim.
Yes — Front Wheel Drive is standard on every Odyssey trim.
Which wheels the engine actually drives. It affects traction, cabin packaging, and confidence in poor weather. Yes — Front Wheel Drive is standard on every Odyssey trim.
Every trim runs a 3.
Every trim runs a 3.5-liter V-6 paired with a 10-speed automatic, producing 280 hp and 262 lb-ft of torque. Fuel economy is 19 mpg city, 28 mpg highway, and 22 mpg combined across the entire lineup — there's no hybrid option in this generation.
The Sienna is hybrid-only and will beat the Odyssey's 22 mpg combined in everyday driving; the Odyssey counters with a lower entry price and a more traditional powertrain that some buyers find simpler to own.
The Sienna is hybrid-only and will beat the Odyssey's 22 mpg combined in everyday driving; the Odyssey counters with a lower entry price and a more traditional powertrain that some buyers find simpler to own. If fuel savings are a priority, the Sienna is the stronger choice; if upfront cost matters more, the Odyssey has the edge.
Yes — 160.1 cu-ft passenger volume is standard on every Odyssey trim.
The total interior space measured for passengers. More passenger volume means more room to stretch out, front and back. Yes — 160.1 cu-ft passenger volume is standard on every Odyssey trim.
Yes — Seating for 8 is standard on every Odyssey trim.
How many occupants the cabin is designed to seat. It determines whether the whole family or carpool rides comfortably. Yes — Seating for 8 is standard on every Odyssey trim.
2 12V DC and 1 120V AC Outlets are available on the Touring, Elite.
Two 12V DC outlets handle typical automotive accessories, while the interior 120V AC outlet lets you power household-style devices directly from the cabin. 2 12V DC and 1 120V AC Outlets are available on the Touring, Elite.
All four trims seat 8 passengers and share 140.
All four trims seat 8 passengers and share 140.7 cu ft of total cargo volume — that figure is consistent regardless of which trim you choose.
Yes — 140.7 cu-ft of cargo space is standard on every Odyssey trim.
How much the trunk holds with the rear seats up. It sets how much luggage, gear, or groceries you can carry. Yes — 140.7 cu-ft of cargo space is standard on every Odyssey trim.
There are 2 recall campaigns on record for the Odyssey.
There are 2 recall campaigns on record for the Odyssey. Recall data comes from NHTSA; check the recall center for the latest campaigns and remedies.
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The 2027 Honda Odyssey EX-L centers on a Regular Gasoline V-6 with 280 hp and 262 lb-ft.
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Sport-L is the Odyssey trim for shoppers who want the named Sport-L configuration with practical family numbers intact.
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The 2027 Honda Odyssey Touring stands out with a Regular Gasoline V-6, 280 hp, and 262 lb-ft.
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The 2027 Honda Odyssey Elite is defined by its 280 hp Regular Gasoline V-6 and 10-Speed Automatic transmission.
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