Honda Odyssey

Honda Odyssey

Features

Last year’s best just went one better.

Performance & Economy

If only your kids could be this responsive

Over the years, the Odyssey’s power, ride and handling have earned it high praise from Australian auto clubs and magazines. The all-new Odyssey sets the standard even higher, with a more powerful and efficient engine, and a smoother, more stable ride.

Impressive efficiency - 8.9 litres per 100km*

Compare Odyssey’s fuel efficiency to other seven-seaters — and to smaller wagons and sedans. You'll see why this spacious seven-seater is a smart choice economically and environmentally.

*Fuel consumption figure is based on ADR81/02 combined test results.

2.4L i-VTEC engine

The “i” in “i-VTEC” stands for intelligent. It’s a good description for the very clever technology that gives Odyssey high levels of power and torque with amazing fuel efficiency.

Power when you need it

The Odyssey delivers an impressive 132kW of power at 6500rpm and 218Nm of torque at 4500rpm. When you’re climbing a hill, loaded with kids, luggage and more, you’ll really appreciate what those kW's and Nm's mean.

Exterior

Be the envy of the 'away game' car park

With its sharp lines and low centre of gravity, the Odyssey looks and feels like a sports wagon, not a boxy van or truck. It has all the space you want for kids and cargo wrapped in the best of contemporary automotive design.

Standard 16'' and 17'' alloys

High-performance alloy wheels are standard equipment on both the Odyssey and Odyssey Luxury models. So you get sharp handling and sharp looks too.

Very stylish aerodynamics

Odyssey’s sleek frame delivers real aerodynamic efficiency. That helps it sip just 8.9 litres of petrol per 100km.*

*Fuel consumption figure is based on ADR81/02 combined test results.

Interior

In this seven-seater, everyone's happy

You’re raising a family, not shuttling passengers. So the Odyssey’s “V-shaped” interior seating arrangement creates a feeling of togetherness. Everyone can see each other, and the third row has a clear view to the front. There’s plenty of leg, head and elbow room for everyone. Mums and dads will especially appreciate the stylish ergonomics up front.

It's incredible what this space can do

Family life comes in lots of configurations, so the Odyssey does too. The second and third rows fold down easily, with the third row folding completely flat. In this five-seat set up, the Odyssey has an amazing 708 litres* of cargo capacity.

*VDA standard

Serious driver comfort

Everything is perfectly positioned for Odyssey drivers, from the brightly illuminated information displays to the intelligently designed centre console. Spacious and supportive front seats and a high-quality sound system add even more calm and comfort, no matter how many kids are in the back.

Safety

Safety features that set Odyssey apart

With the Odyssey, you won’t have to pay extra for features that make you and your family feel safe. Stability and traction control, six airbags, ABS brakes, active front head restraints and more. They’re all standard equipment on all Odyssey models.

3-point (lap/sash) seatbelts for everyone

Every seat position in the new Honda Odyssey has a 3-point (lap/sash) seatbelt. So even with seven people inside, the Odyssey offers everyone the enhanced protection of lap and shoulder restraints.

Airbags for everyone

The Odyssey’s dual-stage, dual-threshold front airbags provide important protection for the driver and front passenger by optimising the airbag deployment to match the speed and severity of a crash. They also help to minimise injuries that can sometimes be caused by the airbags themselves. Plus, front side airbags and 3-row side curtain airbags provide an impressive line of lateral defence.

Stability control comes standard

Honda’s Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) with Traction Control and Motion Adaptive Electronic Power Steering (MAE) systems can detect oversteering, understeering or traction loss, and help restore your intended path. These systems offer critical assistance in difficult driving situations, such as hard cornering or swerving to avoid a collision.

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