Family of four packing luggage, camping chairs, and bags into a silver minivan in a suburban driveway. (Representative image for illustration purposes only. Actual vehicle may vary based on trim and configuration.)

The 2027 Honda Odyssey starts at an MSRP of $43,195 for the base EX-L trim. Stepping up to the Sport-L trim brings a starting price of $44,295, while the technology-focused Touring is priced at $47,895. At the top of the lineup, the luxurious Elite trim starts at $52,095. Every model includes a standard factory destination charge of $1,595.

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Every model in the lineup features a direct-injected 3.5-liter V6 engine paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. Starting with the foundational trim, buyers receive a high baseline of standard convenience features, including power-sliding side doors, a power liftgate, heated front seats, tri-zone automatic climate control, and a wireless smartphone charging pad.

Choosing the ideal configuration comes down to balancing premium features against your household budget. The entry pricing grants access to the core mechanical build, spacious interior layout, and complete safety architecture that define the lineup. Drivers visiting our Anderson showroom address can evaluate each pricing tier side by side on our sales floor. For immediate inquiries regarding current vehicle availability, feel free to give our team a quick call to speak with a sales specialist.

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What Features Are Added with the Odyssey Sport-L, Touring, and Elite Trims?

Upgrading to the Sport-L trim adds distinct dark exterior styling elements, 19-inch gloss-black alloy wheels, red interior ambient lighting, and leather-trimmed seating accented with red contrast stitching. Moving up to the Touring trim introduces an Advanced Rear Entertainment System with a 12.8-inch high-resolution screen, in-cabin monitoring via CabinWatch, and satellite-linked navigation. The top-tier Elite trim adds ventilated front seats, a 500-watt 11-speaker premium audio system, a heated steering wheel, and a hands-free access power tailgate.

Each step up the trim ladder adds target conveniences that cater to different family travel needs:

  • Sport-L: Features aggressive styling with darkened headlight housings, black pillar accents, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and additional third-row USB charging ports.
  • Touring: Focuses on passenger engagement and driver oversight with the CabinTalk in-cabin PA system, integrated third-row sunshades, Wi-Fi hotspot capability, and advanced HondaLink connected services.
  • Elite: Delivers maximum luxury with acoustic glass front side windows, multi-zone audio controls, rain-sensing windshield wipers, and specialized 19-inch machine-finished alloy wheels.

For active families heading out to Lake Greenwood State Park for weekend lake trips, the added interior durability and cabin management tech of the mid-tier and upper trims make managing passengers and cargo effortless. Safety tech across all trims mirrors the high standard established across the brand's lineup, which you can read about in our Honda driver-assist safety overview. You can explore all these trim packages today by checking our selection of new Honda models online.

Pricing

Pricing by trim

Feature EX-L Elite Sport L Touring
Base MSRP $43,195 $52,095 $44,295 $47,895
Destination charge $1,595 $1,595 $1,595 $1,595

Do Second-Row Seats Fold Flat into the Floor in the 2027 Honda Odyssey?

No, the second-row seats in the 2027 Honda Odyssey do not fold flat into the floor, but they are fully removable to maximize total interior cargo volume. Instead of folding downward, Honda utilizes Magic Slide second-row seats that slide side-to-side and recline, while the third-row Magic-Seat folds completely flat into the rear floor well in a single manual motion.

With all eight seats in place, the rear cargo area offers about 39 cubic feet of space behind the third row. Stowing the third-row seat expands rear cargo room to about 87 cubic feet. Removing the heavy second-row captain's chairs completely unlocks a maximum cargo capacity of about 156 cubic feet. Curb weights range from 4,526 lbs on the EX-L to 4,590 lbs on the Elite, while maximum payload ranges between 1,429 lbs and 1,493 lbs depending on equipment levels.

When local buyers visit our showroom to evaluate family minivans, our team notices they almost always test the side-to-side Magic Slide mechanism first before even turning on the rear entertainment display. The ability to slide the outboard seats together or move a child seat closer to the front row provides daily flexibility that non-removable seating cannot match. You can inspect this versatile seat layout in person by browsing our new Honda Odyssey inventory or checking our broad pre-owned vehicle inventory for available multi-row options.

Dimensions & Capacity

Capacity and dimensions by trim

Feature EX-L Elite Sport L Touring
Seating 8 8 8 8
Cargo 38.6 cu ft 38.6 cu ft 38.6 cu ft 38.6 cu ft
Curb weight 4,526 lbs 4,590 lbs 4,535 lbs 4,559 lbs
Towing 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs 3,500 lbs
Payload 1,493 lbs 1,429 lbs 1,484 lbs 1,460 lbs

What Is the Towing Capacity and Standard Safety Suite on the 2027 Odyssey?

The 2027 Honda Odyssey delivers a maximum towing capacity of 3,500 lbs across all trim levels when properly equipped with an authorized dealer-installed trailer hitch accessory. Powering this utility is a 3.5-liter V6 engine generating 280 hp and 262 lb-ft of torque, routed through a 10-speed automatic transmission with an EPA fuel economy rating of 19 mpg city / 28 mpg highway / 22 mpg combined.

Every trim comes standard with the Honda Sensing suite of active safety and driver-assist technologies. This integrated safety package works continuously to protect occupants and assist the driver during highway and city travel through several core features:

  • Collision Mitigation Braking System: Applies automatic brake pressure when an unavoidable frontal collision with a vehicle or pedestrian is detected.
  • Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow: Maintains a set interval behind detected vehicles, braking to a complete stop and resuming speed automatically.
  • Lane Keeping Assist System: Provides subtle steering torque to help keep the vehicle centered within detected lane markings.
  • Road Departure Mitigation System: Detects when the vehicle drifts over lane lines without signaling and provides steering assistance or braking to keep you on the road.
  • Traffic Sign Recognition System: Displays speed limit and road sign information directly on the 7-inch digital driver display screen.
  • Blind Spot Information System: Uses rear radar sensors to alert drivers to vehicles entering adjacent blind spots during lane changes.

Commuters traversing the hilly corridors around Easley appreciate how the 280-horsepower V6 maintains effortless power when merging or hauling a full passenger load up foothill inclines. Standard Snow Mode also recalibrates traction control logic to ensure smooth throttle response when roads turn slick or icy during seasonal winter shifts.

Safety & Driver Assistance

Safety and driver-assistance features by trim

All trims—EX-L, Elite, Sport L, and Touring—come equipped with standard ABS as well as Isofix preparation for child seats. They all feature active, height-adjustable front head restraints with two per seat, and similarly, the rear and third-row seats each have three height-adjustable head restraints.

Standard safety equipment across all trims includes front seat belts with driver and passenger pre-tensioners and height adjustability. Rear and third-row seat belts provide three-point center belts and height-adjustable positions for both driver and passenger seats.

Additional safety features standard on all trims are an emergency call system, accident data recorder, and an anti-collision system that activates brake lights and includes automatic emergency braking. These features contribute uniformly to occupant safety across all trim levels.

Does the Honda Odyssey or Kia Carnival Offer Better Warranty Coverage and Value?

The Kia Carnival offers longer duration factory coverage with a 5-year/60,000-mile basic and 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty, whereas the 2027 Honda Odyssey comes with a 3-year/36,000-mile limited warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty. Honda offsets this coverage gap by including Honda Service Pass, which provides complimentary factory-scheduled maintenance for 1 year/12,000 miles, alongside historically stronger resale value retention.

In independent vehicle testing, J.D. Power awarded the Odyssey a Quality & Reliability rating of 77 out of 100. Long-term ownership value is bolstered by predictable depreciation curves, consistent structural safety performance, and refined V6 mechanical components that hold high demand in the secondary market.

Base pricing across the lineup reflects this long-term built-in value:

  • EX-L: $43,195 Base MSRP
  • Sport-L: $44,295 Base MSRP
  • Touring: $47,895 Base MSRP
  • Elite: $52,095 Base MSRP
  • Mandatory Destination Charge: $1,595 across all trims

Selecting a vehicle with proven residual value means keeping more equity when it comes time to trade up. Shoppers looking for extended protection can explore our certified pre-owned Honda inventory for factory-backed coverage plans, or use our online trade-in appraisal tool to estimate their current vehicle's market value toward a new purchase.

Common Questions Before Purchasing a 2027 Honda Odyssey

Q: Which 2027 Honda Odyssey trim level includes the rear-seat entertainment system?

Entertainment options like the Advanced Rear Entertainment System enhance family trips in the Touring and Elite trims. It features a large 12.8-inch high-resolution overhead screen, an HDMI input, streaming device compatibility, and integrated wireless headphones to keep rear passengers entertained on long trips.

Q: What destination and handling fee applies to the 2027 Honda Odyssey?

Honda applies a standard $1,595 destination and handling fee to all 2027 Odyssey models. This mandatory charge is uniform across all four trim levels and covers the freight expense of transporting the vehicle to our dealership.

Q: What engine and transmission powers the 2027 Honda Odyssey?

Every 2027 Odyssey is equipped with a direct-injected 3.5-liter V6 engine producing 280 horsepower and 262 lb-ft of torque. Power is managed by a smooth 10-speed automatic transmission with electronic push-button gear selection and steering-wheel-mounted paddle shifters.

Q: What seating capacity and interior room does the 2027 Odyssey offer?

The 2027 Odyssey seats up to eight passengers as standard across all trims. It provides 40.9 inches of legroom in the second row and 38.1 inches in the third row, making it fully capable of carrying adults comfortably in all three rows.

Q: Does the 2027 Honda Odyssey offer all-wheel drive or a hybrid powertrain?

The 2027 Odyssey is built exclusively with front-wheel drive and a gas V6 engine. To assist drivers in low-traction winter conditions, every model features a driver-selectable Snow Mode that adjusts the traction control system for better stability.

For more details about test-drive preparations or financing steps, you can read our guide answering answers to common dealership questions.

Find and Finance Your 2027 Honda Odyssey

Our sales and finance team at Piedmont Honda is ready to help you compare trims, test out the Magic Slide seating, and select the right family minivan for your household. You can stop by our showroom location in Anderson to view current floor models, give our team a quick call to ask about specific colors, or get a head start on your purchase by submitting an online credit application today.

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