280-hp V-6 and 10-speed automatic pair with 140.7 cu ft of cargo room and 8-passenger seating.

The 2027 Honda Odyssey Elite is defined by its 280 hp Regular Gasoline V-6 and 10-Speed Automatic transmission. It delivers 262 lb-ft through Front Wheel Drive, with 22 mpg combined for this passenger mini-van. Seating for 8 and 140.7 cu ft of cargo volume support family hauling, with MSRP starting at $52,095.

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What it meansThe 280 hp V-6, 262 lb-ft of torque, and 10-Speed Automatic give this Odyssey a clear conventional gas-power setup. Fuel economy is 19 mpg city, 28 mpg highway, and 22 mpg combined.
Why this trimFront Wheel Drive is the only drivetrain shown here, so traction and power delivery are straightforward. The Regular Gasoline V-6 matters if you want familiar fueling and operation.
Bottom line: This trim uses proven gas power.
What it meansThe 140.7 cu ft cargo volume and 160.1 cu ft passenger volume point to a van built around usable interior space. Its 205.2 in length and 118.1 in wheelbase also describe a large family vehicle.
Why this trimThe Elite’s 4590 lbs curb weight is part of the package shoppers should consider with its size. Width, height, and wheelbase help you judge garage fit and parking space needs.
Bottom line: Space is the main story here.
What it meansHeated and ventilated front bucket seats add comfort for the driver and front passenger. The removable 40-20-40 rear seat setup supports different people-and-cargo arrangements.
Why this trimRear armrests, rear seat storage, and manual 2nd Row Sun Blinds add practical passenger comfort. The manual tilt and telescoping steering column helps the driver set a comfortable position.
Bottom line: The cabin focuses on family flexibility.
What it meansThe 500-Watt AM/FM/HD premium audio system includes 11 speakers and a subwoofer. A 9'' color touchscreen, wireless phone connectivity, and voice activation support everyday media use.
Why this trimThe rear row monitor and front LCD monitors make the tech package more passenger-focused. Audio theft deterrent, a digital signal processor, and an integrated roof antenna round out the listed equipment.
Bottom line: This trim emphasizes audio and screens.
What it meansLane Keeping Assist System, Blind Spot Information System, and Cross Traffic Monitor help with common driving awareness tasks. Collision Mitigation Braking System and Forward Collision Warning address frontal crash alerts and response.
Why this trimVehicle Stability Assist, ABS, driveline traction control, and brake actuated torque vectoring support control. Side impact beams and seat-mounted side airbags add listed occupant protection features.
Bottom line: Driver-assist coverage is a key strength.
What it meansThe 19 in wheels and P235/55HR19 tires define this trim’s factory wheel and tire fitment. That size matters when checking tire replacement options.
Why this trimFor the Elite, the listed wheel and tire package is part of the verified equipment. It gives shoppers a clear size to compare against other trims only when those facts are supplied.
Bottom line: Wheel and tire sizing is clear.
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