Leather seating for 8 and a 280-hp V-6 separate the EX-L from the cloth-trimmed trims below it.

The 2027 Honda Odyssey EX-L centers on a Regular Gasoline V-6 with 280 hp and 262 lb-ft. A 10-Speed Automatic and Front Wheel Drive define its gas setup, with 22 mpg combined. It seats 8 and lists 140.7 cu ft of cargo volume, with MSRP starting at $43,195.

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* Price is MSRP only, does not include taxes or fees, and is for illustrative purposes only. Pricing and option availability are based on manufacturer catalog data.






















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Weigh this trim against the full lineup, side by side.
What it meansThe V-6 engine, automatic transmission, and front-wheel drive layout give this trim a familiar gas-powered setup. The city, highway, and combined ratings show the trade-off between power and fuel use.
Why this trimThis matters if you want straightforward performance without a more complex drivetrain. The verified setup keeps the driving character focused on regular gasoline and front-wheel drive traction.
Bottom line: It favors familiar gas-powered performance.
What it meansThe measurements point to a long, wide vehicle with substantial passenger and cargo volume. The wheelbase and curb weight help describe its overall footprint and road presence.
Why this trimThese facts matter if you need room for people and belongings. They also help you judge parking, garage fit, and daily usability before a test drive.
Bottom line: Space is a clear priority here.
What it meansThe cabin includes heated front bucket seats, adjustable seating, rear armrest storage, and rear sun blinds. The rear seat design supports folding, reclining, and removal functions for changing passenger or cargo needs.
Why this trimThis trim’s interior facts focus on comfort and flexibility. That matters for shoppers who expect the cabin to handle daily use and changing seating needs.
Bottom line: The cabin emphasizes flexible everyday use.
What it meansThe audio and display facts show a touchscreen-based system with speakers, voice activation, wireless phone connectivity, and front display screens. Audio theft deterrence and an integrated roof antenna are also standard.
Why this trimThese features matter because they cover core entertainment and connection needs without relying on optional wording. The verified equipment supports phone use, audio control, and in-cabin information display.
Bottom line: Technology coverage is practical and clear.
What it meansThe safety facts include lane keeping, blind spot information, forward collision warning, collision mitigation braking, and cross traffic monitoring. Stability control, traction control, side impact beams, and side airbags are also standard.
Why this trimThis matters because the trim includes driver-assistance and crash-protection features as verified standard equipment. The mix addresses lane guidance, nearby traffic awareness, braking support, and vehicle control.
Bottom line: Safety equipment covers key driving situations.
What it meansThe wheel and tire facts identify the fitted wheel size and tire specification for this trim. These details affect replacement shopping and help confirm the vehicle’s factory setup.
Why this trimThis matters because wheel and tire information is specific to the configuration shown. It helps shoppers compare equipment without assuming a different trim’s setup.
Bottom line: The wheel setup is clearly defined.
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