The Honda Odyssey Concept is projected to depart from conventional minivan styling with its low and wide stance. This concept introduces a sleek and distinctive exterior styling direction for the next generation of minivan and an enhanced interior accommodating space for people as well as payload.
The basic dimensions of Honda Odyssey Concept is 202.8 inches long, 78.5 inches wide, and 68.3 inches high, with a Wheelbase sized at 118.1 inches. The Odyssey’s profile, which is designed in aggressive body-to-wheel proportions, is highlighted by a “lightning-bolt” beltline. The Odyssey Concept also presents an enhanced aerodynamics supported by the steeply raked front and rear roof pillars, unique side-glass profile, chamfered roof line, tapered rear cabin shape, and more sophisticated quality beam headlights, LED taillights and form-fit fog lights.
In increasing fuel efficiency, advanced powertrain technologies will also contribute to this next-generation Odyssey. In addition, currently in its third generation, the Odyssey’s driving dynamics, 3rd-Row Magic Seat® and efficient i-VTECTM V-6 engine with three-mode Variable Cylinder Management™ is available.
The all-new 2011 Honda Odyssey is expected to achieve an EPA-estimated fuel economy rating of 19 city/28 highway miles-per gallon on select models (preliminary estimation determined by Honda).
The Honda Odyssey Concept, on display at the Chicago Auto Show, is set to debut in fall 2010. Both the concept and production of the vehicles, along with all development activity for the 2011 Odyssey, are under construction at Honda R&D Americas in Torrance, California, and Raymond, Ohio.
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