How many rows of seats does the Odyssey have?

[KeiraDella]

The Odyssey includes the driver and front passenger seats, totaling three rows. The last row can be folded (electric folding for high-end models, manual folding for standard and low-end models) for convenient storage. Below is an introduction to the Odyssey: 1. The Odyssey is a vehicle launched by Honda, which went on sale nationwide in January 2007. It is equipped with a satellite navigation system, an 8-inch large display screen, voice guidance function, and uses a 2.4L i-VTEC high-performance engine with variable valve timing and lift. 2. In terms of configuration, the Odyssey hybrid model is equipped with LED low-beam headlights, LED daytime running lights, Honda-CONNECT connectivity system, ACC adaptive cruise control system, LSF low-speed following system, eight-way adjustable rear first-class seats, rear independent air conditioning, rear sunroof, manual sunshade, privacy glass, automatic air conditioning, and an electric tailgate. 3. For the interior, the Odyssey hybrid model remains consistent with the current fuel version, maintaining a warm and cozy overall style. 4. In terms of power, the new vehicle is equipped with Honda's third-generation MMD hybrid system, consisting of a 2.0L naturally aspirated engine, dual motors, e-CVT transmission, power control unit, and lithium battery.

[Marley]

I drive an Odyssey primarily for family outings. This vehicle features three rows of seats with a very user-friendly design. The front row is suitable for the driver and front passenger, while the middle row has magic seats that can be folded down or adjusted, making them ideal for child seats or accommodating two adults. The rear row is usually used for luggage or occasionally for passengers. There's ample space, making it effortless to take the whole family of seven on trips. The storage compartments and underfloor storage are quite practical, capable of holding a lot of groceries. Seat materials come in fabric and leather options, ensuring comfort even during long rides. Safety-wise, each row has independent airbags, which is reassuring. Overall, it's easy to drive, with flexible steering and reasonable fuel consumption. If you're a parent, this model is definitely worth considering.

[OGabriella]

I often use the Odyssey for business trips or long-distance travel. It features three rows of seats with a standard seven to eight-seat layout. The front and middle row's independent armrest seats are very comfortable, especially the second row which can slide or recline flat, making it ideal for resting or holding video conferences. Although the rear row is not frequently used, it can be folded to increase trunk space, providing ample room for several suitcases. The cabin noise control is excellent, and with the three-zone air conditioning system, each row has its own air vents, ensuring no interference between passengers. The driving experience is smooth, with sufficient power on the highway, never feeling sluggish. Choosing dark-colored seat materials makes them stain-resistant and easy to maintain. If you frequently drive on highways or travel, this MPV is a reliable choice—worry-free and practical.

[StAmara]

In my experience, the Odyssey has always featured a three-row seating design. The front driver's seat offers excellent visibility, the middle row is spacious with strong capacity, and the rear row can be folded for easy adjustment. Space utilization is efficient, with seven or eight-seat versions available. The seat materials vary, with entry-level models using fabric and higher trims featuring leather seats, enhancing durability. It's flexible for daily driving, and the rearview mirror assist helps avoid collisions when parking in the city. The overall design balances family needs and practicality.