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Honda Odyssey 2020 is a 8 and 7 Seater Muv available between a price range of $144,999 - $158,999 in the Singapore. It is available in 5 colors, 3 variants, 1 engine, and 1 transmissions option: CVT in the Singapore. It has a ground clearance of 150 mm and dimensions is 4840 mm L x 1820 mm W x 1695 mm H. Over 3 users have reviewed Odyssey on basis of Features, Mileage, seating comfort, and engine performance. Odyssey top competitors are Prius Plus, Previa, 2 Series Active Tourer and 2 Series Gran Tourer.
| Engine | 2356 cc |
| Power | 173 hp |
| Transmission | CVT |
| Anti-Lock Braking System | Yes |
Spacious cabin
Ride comfort
Not too appealing to drive
| Variant | Price | Specifications | |
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| Honda Odyssey EX 8-Seater |
$143,999 *
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2356 cc, 173 hp, CVT, Petrol | VIEW NOVEMBER OFFERS |
| Honda Odyssey EXV 7-Seater |
$151,999 *
SRP Price
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2356 cc, 173 hp, CVT, Petrol | VIEW NOVEMBER OFFERS |
| Honda Odyssey EXV Navi Res 7-Seater |
$158,999 *
SRP Price
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2356 cc, 173 hp, CVT, Petrol | VIEW NOVEMBER OFFERS |
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| Hougang | $143,999 - $158,999 |
| Sengkang | $143,999 - $158,999 |
| Woodlands | $143,999 - $158,999 |
Odyssey is available in 5 different colors - Modern Steel Metallic, Platinum White Pearl, Sparkling Black Pearl Crystal Shine, Carnelian Red Pearl and Super Platinum Metallic.
Modern Steel Metallic
Platinum White Pearl
Sparkling Black Pearl Crystal Shine
Carnelian Red Pearl
Super Platinum Metallic
The flagship MUV from Honda all over the world, the Odyssey is available in the Philippines too as the best form of a seven-seater Honda vehicle aimed at providing the utmost comfort to the inner occupants. In the Philippines, the Honda Odyssey is available in two different variants – EX and EX-V, which are being offered with a standard powertrain and a range of three colour options – Platinum White, Twinkle Black, and Super Platinum.
The cabin on the inside of the Honda Odyssey has a sense of richness and supreme fit and finish, which makes it a proper luxurious place to be in. The cabin gets an all-black theme, which along with silver-finished bits at places, looks quite good.
The multifunctional steering wheel as well as a comprehensive instrument console with a large centrally placed speedometer is a combination that is not shared with any other Honda in terms of design.
The centre console of the dashboard of the Honda Odyssey is in a two-layered form. The upper one houses a rectangular touchscreen infotainment system in between two trapezoidal AC vents with silver border. On the other hand, the lower one is slightly placed at an angle and comes with the transmission lever and a dedicated console for the buttons of automatic climate control. This lower layer of the dashboard is finished in a unique looking dark faux wood with a smooth layer of silver finish on its lower boundary.
The Honda Odyssey gets full black leather upholstery for its seats in all the three rows, with captain seats in the middle row. These captain seats offer supreme comfort and flexibility with angles of recline and separate cushioned footboards below.
The Honda Odyssey is one of the best and most proportional looking MUVs of the current generation, which has a sense of uniformity and modernity in its entire design, making it look appealing and premium.
The front profile of the Honda Odyssey looks quite aerodynamic with a sloping bonnet and a slightly tapered front grille, the upper part of which gets the traditional thick chrome slab and the lower portion which slightly protrudes further with horizontal slabs on it. The trapezoidal all-LED headlamps flanking the upper chrome slab too is very much as per the traditional Honda design theme. The placement and design of the LED daytime running lamps and its housing look attractive too.
The low slung stance and long wheelbase of the Honda Odyssey looks suave, and with the help of machined alloy wheels and chrome finished door handles and door-mounted rearview mirrors, it takes the style statement even higher. The Honda Odyssey gets a couple of conventional MUV bits like sliding doors and large side window panels.
At the rear, the Honda Odyssey gets a pair of large tail lamps with LED inserts, which are tapering downwards and has a V-shaped cut on its inner edges. The sleek chrome finish above the license plate housing and roof spoiler above the large rear windshield round off the look at the rear.
The Honda Odyssey aims at providing the utmost levels of comfort and plushness in its ride quality, which it somewhat achieves, thanks to a well-sorted suspension setup of Macpherson struts at the front and torsion beam at the rear. The seats provide nice under-thigh support and the comfort is only enhanced by more than enough room for all the three rows.
The only engine and transmission combination employed for the Honda Odyssey is a 2.4-litre four-cylinder naturally aspirated petrol engine coupled to a CVT gearbox as standard. The engine is good enough to produce a maximum power output of 175 PS, while the peak torque output is rated at 226 Nm.
On board, the safety features available in the Honda Odyssey are front, side, and curtain airbags, ABS with EBD, vehicle stability assist, multi-view reverse camera with sensors, hill start assist, emergency stop signal and many more.
The Honda Odyssey is pretty conventional in its purpose as well as mechanicals under the skin but somehow manages to be appealing with the slightly out of the box design which never looks over the top at all.
I have been driving the Honda Odyssey for quite some time and I must say that it has proven to be a great family vehicle. I have a family of five and we find it very comfortable to travel in this car. There is ample legroom and headspace for all the passengers and there are ample creature comforts around the
I agree that the Honda Odyssey is a slightly different car than what people would normally buy for family touring purpose. But I look at it from a different perspective. Among the race of SUVs, the Honda Odyssey is a big and spacious van. Plus, it does not even cost as much as many SUVs. The one that I purchased
I can give you multiple reasons why I feel the Honda Odyssey is a very underrated car. One of the many reasons is the looks. The big family car is very spacious and a van-like design, two very contrary features. However, Honda has not left a single stone unturned behind making this car a great success. I own the 8-seat
While driving my Honda Odyssey, It never felt like I was driving a minivan. It just felt like driving any other upmarket car. The reason for it was the control that I had while driving it. I played with the speed levels according to the traffic conditions on the highway and I was always in control of the minivan. Plus,
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