What is the engine model of the Odyssey?

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VonAriel
07/29/25 11:30pm
The Odyssey is equipped with a 2.4L naturally aspirated direct injection engine model K24W5. More details about the Odyssey are as follows: 1. Vehicle dimensions: The Odyssey is a luxury MPV with body dimensions of 4847mm*1820mm*1702mm (length*width*height) and a wheelbase of 2900mm. 2. Mass and capacity: It has a fuel tank capacity of 50 liters and a curb weight of 1822kg. 3. Powertrain configuration: The Odyssey features MacPherson strut front suspension and torsion beam rear suspension. It is powered by a 2.0L naturally aspirated engine delivering maximum power of 146PS (107kW) and maximum torque of 175Nm, paired with an electronic continuously variable transmission.
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LydiaLynn
08/16/25 2:18am
I often pay attention to the technical details of Honda vehicles. The Odyssey uses an engine from the J35 series, specifically a 3.5L V6 engine, with models like the J35Y6. It incorporates VTEC and VCM technologies, delivering a power output of around 280 horsepower, while the cylinder deactivation feature helps save fuel, with a combined fuel consumption of approximately 10-11L/100km. In city driving, acceleration is particularly smooth without any jerking; it also remains stable during long highway trips. I've noticed minor adjustments to the engine across different model years of the Odyssey, but the core design has remained largely unchanged since 2017. This engine is reliable and durable, with straightforward maintenance requiring only regular oil changes and timing chain inspections. For a family MPV, it can carry a full load of passengers and luggage while maintaining efficiency, making it an absolutely wise choice. I also recommend checking the specific year's parameters when purchasing, as hybrid versions may use different configurations.
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VanNevaeh
10/19/25 2:25am
As a long-time owner of the Odyssey, I've been quite impressed with its 3.5L V6 engine. It provides ample power for daily school runs with kids, effortlessly handling uphill climbs. On highways, it operates quietly with minimal cabin noise. Fuel consumption is reasonable too – averaging 9-10L during commutes, and only reaching about 12L even when fully loaded with luggage. I recall the engine model is Honda's J35, which has been trouble-free for years with proper maintenance. Following a six-month service schedule (oil changes and air filter replacements) keeps the engine performing strongly. It delivers quick response and smooth acceleration that my family finds comfortable. If cold starts are difficult in winter, simply check the battery – no need to panic. Overall, this well-engineered package makes the Odyssey a reliable family vehicle, equally suited for long journeys and daily commutes.
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