Standard in all Odyssey models are LED taillights, variable intermittent wipers, 18-inch alloy wheels, capless fuel filling, an electric parking brake, two 12-volt power outlets, 15 drink holders, conversation mirror, dual-zone automatic climate control, Bluetooth, passive keyless entry, power windows, tilt-and-telescopic steering column adjustments, eight-way power driver's seat and four-way power front passenger seat, heated front seats, a seven-speaker stereo and display audio with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. All Odyssey models are front-wheel drive only. All use a V6 engine with variable cylinder deactivation and the aforementioned 10-speed automatic. Honda offers the Odyssey in LX, EX, EX-Res (which stands for rear entertainment system), EX-L Res, EX-L Navi and Touring. New for 2020, the Odyssey comes standard with a 10-speed transmission that was previously reserved for the top-end Touring trim level. Honda redesigned the Odyssey into a fifth generation for the 2018 model year. Since then, it's grown into a proper minivan with two sliding rear doors. Honda's Odyssey began in the 1990s when this minivan was a glorified Accord station wagon, complete with four swing-out doors.
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