Honda Odyssey V (RC1-RC4) photos
2013 — present · minivan
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About this generation
The fifth-generation Honda Odyssey has been produced since 2013, introducing sliding rear doors and tall luxury cabin space.
The fifth-generation Honda Odyssey (RC1–RC4) launched in November 2013, combining the Odyssey and Elysion vehicle lines. It shifted to a tall MPV design featuring power sliding rear doors and available second-row luxury Ottoman reclining captain chairs.
Powertrains feature a 2.4-liter K24W direct-injection engine (175–190 hp) mated to a CVT, or the two-motor e:HEV hybrid system (215 hp combined). Major facelifts in 2017 and 2020 added a bold horizontal grille, full LED lighting, and gesture-controlled power doors.
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