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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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The EX-L is the entry point to the 2026 Odyssey lineup, and the specs show why it's also the strongest value play.
A spec-by-spec look at the top Odyssey trim — same V-6, same mileage, higher price.
The Touring trim sits in the middle of the Odyssey lineup by price, but the mechanical specs are identical to every other trim Honda sells.
At $43,895, the Sport-L sits second from the bottom of a four-trim lineup that shares identical mechanical specs across the board.
Four trims, one 3.5-liter V-6, and an $8,900 spread — here's how the EX-L, Sport-L, Touring and Elite stack up on price and equipment.
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Get Invoice PriceThe automaker had ambitious plans for EVs in the U.S. Now, it’s spending big on a new factory and a new hybrid lineup.
What it means: Expect more Honda hybrid models and fewer new EV options as the automaker shifts investment toward hybrid production.
Read More →Ohio's $3.38 billion Honda investment boosts hybrid capacity, adds 2,390 jobs statewide, and prepares the Acura MDX for its next chapter.
What it means: Honda's Ohio expansion signals more hybrid production and a redesigned Acura MDX, but it's a manufacturing/investment story, not a buying guide.
Read More →The new factory will be Honda’s third in Ohio, and Honda is also investing in its transmission facilities to convert them to building hybrid systems.
What it means: Honda's Ohio investment signals growing US hybrid production but has no direct impact on current buyers or pricing.
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