Can the Odyssey Get a Green License Plate?
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The hybrid version of the Odyssey is not included in the national subsidy program for new energy vehicles, so it cannot obtain a green license plate. Additional information: 1. Differences between the hybrid and fuel versions: Apart from specific hybrid badges, the Odyssey Sharp Hybrid is noticeably different from previous Honda hybrid models. Most visually, the Odyssey Sharp Hybrid has a distinct design from the gasoline version, mainly featuring the adoption of the Japanese market's large grille design with significantly more chrome accents on the body. The most significant difference is in the front fascia, which has thicker and more imposing bars, clearly indicating it's the new model. Inside, the Odyssey Sharp Hybrid retains the fuel version's dashboard layout with clearly divided functional zones. The upper part of the dashboard is covered in large-area soft-touch materials, followed by black leather upholstery and wood grain decorative elements, maintaining a premium feel that matches its positioning. 2. Interior: The steering wheel still uses a 4-spoke design, wrapped in leather for a comfortable grip. The multifunction buttons are well-arranged, allowing easy access to common functions. In terms of tech features, the hybrid model is equipped with the Honda SENSING safety system, supporting collision mitigation braking, lane departure control, ACC with low-speed follow mode, and lane keeping assist. Regarding seating and storage space, the new hybrid Odyssey does not compromise on original space despite the addition of the battery pack. Since the battery occupies the spare tire's original location, the hybrid Odyssey does not come with a spare tire. However, it maintains high practicality in terms of space utilization. The front seats are upholstered in genuine leather with moderately firm cushioning, featuring good side bolstering and support for multi-directional electric adjustment.
