The Odyssey wins for families who need an eighth passenger, more cargo room, and standard rear-cabin communication tools on every trim. The Pacifica wins for families who want available all-wheel drive or the Stow 'n Go flat-floor seating system for weekend hauling. Pick the Odyssey if people count is the priority. Pick the Pacifica if AWD or flat-folding rows matter more to your household.

Technology
Both vans come standard with wireless Apple CarPlay and wireless Android Auto. From that baseline, the Odyssey stretches further on family-specific tech. CabinTalk, Honda's in-car PA system that lets the driver speak directly to rear passengers through the rear speakers, is standard on every Odyssey trim. CabinWatch, a camera that lets the driver monitor rear-seat passengers on the center display, is standard on Touring and Elite. The Pacifica offers a comparable FamCam interior camera only as part of an available Family Tech Group package.
The Odyssey's Touring and Elite trims include a 12.8-inch Advanced Rear Entertainment System as standard equipment. The Pacifica's Theater Group with dual 10-inch rear screens is an available add-on rather than a standard feature.


