Honda Odyssey interior, seating and cargo space: what Sacramento families get

The Honda Odyssey is Honda’s three-row minivan, built for families who need seats and cargo room in the same vehicle. Capital City Honda at 3630 Fulton Ave in Sacramento sells it new, and you can book a test drive online or by phone.

Keep reading below, then schedule a test drive in Sacramento. Bringing your own numbers to the lot settles this faster than any spec sheet.

How many passengers and how much cargo does the Honda Odyssey hold?

The 2026 Honda Odyssey seats eight across three rows on every trim in the lineup. Behind the third row it still holds 32.8 cubic feet, and with the second and third rows folded it opens up to 155.8 cubic feet on EX-L and Sport, and 155.7 on Touring.

Those numbers matter most on a school run or a road trip, when every seat is full and the bags still need to fit. Eight seats with room behind the third row means a family of five can travel with luggage and still have space to spare. Cargo that stays put behind the third row is the part most families end up using every day.

How are the Honda Odyssey’s three rows laid out for passengers?

Every 2026 Odyssey trim seats eight: EX-L, Sport, Touring and Elite each list eight seats. The layout gives the family a full third row rather than a fold-up seat for occasional use.

For a Sacramento family, that means the kids in row three can ride with real seats for the drive to Folsom or Davis. The second row stays a comfortable place to sit on the long drive, and the first row keeps the driver and front passenger close to the controls.

How much legroom and headroom does each Odyssey row give?

Legroom is 40.9 inches in both the first and second rows and 38.1 inches in the third, on EX-L, Sport and Touring alike. Elite carries the same legroom figures in all three rows.

The third row is the one to test, since it is the tightest. At 38.1 inches it is still a full seat for a child or a teenager on a daily drive, and the second row, at 40.9 inches, is the place adults and older kids will want for longer trips.

Honda Odyssey cargo space with the seats up and with them folded

With all three rows in use, the Odyssey carries 32.8 cubic feet behind the third row on EX-L, Sport and Touring. Fold the third row and the space behind the second row rises to 86.6 cubic feet. Fold the second row too, and the cargo area reaches its maximum of 155.8 cubic feet on EX-L and Sport, or 155.7 on Touring.

That range is what a family has to work with. A week of groceries and a stroller fit with the third row up. A trip to a hardware store or a weekend at Lake Tahoe needs the rows folded, and the 155.8 figure is the number to plan around for bulky loads.

What storage and cargo features come inside the Honda Odyssey?

The same cargo figures apply across the lineup. EX-L and Sport list 140.7 cubic feet behind the first row, 86.6 behind the second, and 32.8 behind the third. Touring matches those figures, with a maximum of 155.7 cubic feet.

Those numbers tell a family how much room is available as the seats move. Plan loads by the row, and the space you need is there whichever way the seats are set.

What does each Honda Odyssey trim change inside the cabin?

All four trims seat eight, so seating does not separate them. The starting price does. EX-L starts at $42,795, Sport at $43,895, Touring at $47,495 and Elite at $51,695.

Choose the trim by what the family will use, not by the seat count. EX-L is the lowest-priced Odyssey and still seats eight across three rows. Elite costs the most and does not add seats.

Odyssey or Pilot: which Honda gives a Sacramento family more room?

Honda’s published figures put the Odyssey ahead of the Pilot on cargo space. Behind the third row, the Odyssey EX-L holds 32.8 cubic feet, against 18.6 cubic feet in the Pilot EX-L (2WD). Maximum cargo is 155.8 cubic feet in the Odyssey and 112.4 in the Pilot EX-L (2WD).

Third-row legroom is 38.1 inches in the Odyssey and 32.5 inches in the Pilot. Both seat up to eight, so the Odyssey gives a Sacramento family more room for bags and for a third row that fits older kids.

Honda Odyssey towing and fuel economy

The Odyssey is rated to tow 3,500 pounds. The EPA rates the base front-wheel-drive gasoline model at 19 miles per gallon city, 28 highway and 22 combined.

Why Sacramento families come to Capital City Honda to see the Odyssey

Capital City Honda sells the Odyssey new at 3630 Fulton Ave in Sacramento, and the showroom is open seven days a week, with sales hours Monday to Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Test drives can be booked online or by phone, so a family can see the seating and cargo space in person before deciding.

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Visit Capital City Honda at 3630 Fulton Ave to see the Odyssey’s three rows and cargo space for yourself. Book a test drive online or by phone, and bring your family’s list of questions.

Capital City Honda answers this question against the specific vehicle in front of you rather than the model in general. Value your trade and get pre-approved online, then see us at our Sacramento showroom, or call 916-514-4085.

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