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Which 2026 Honda Accord trim should you buy?

$28,395 to $39,495. What each step up the ladder costs and what becomes standard for the money, cheapest first, from Honda's own press kit — so you can see where the price goes before a dealer walks you up it.

Most standard equipment per dollar: EX-L FWD → Sport-L FWD, +$400 for 3 features made standard.

Gas · FWD

LX $28,395

The entry point. Everything below is measured from here.

Gas · FWD

SE $30,695

+$2,300 over the LX FWD.

Standard here, not on the LX FWD: 180-Watt Audio System with 8 Speakers, 60/40 Split Fold-Down Rear Seatback, Blind Spot Information System (BSI), Driver's Seat with 10-Way Power Adjustment, including 2-Way Power Lumbar Support, Dual Zone Climate Control, Gloss Black Mirror Covers, Heated Front Seats, Heated Side Mirrors, One-Touch Power Moonroof with Tilt Feature, Rear Cross Traffic Monitor (CTM)

MPG comb 32 mpg → 31 mpg · Wheels 17 in → 19 in

Hybrid · FWD

Sport $33,795

+$3,100 over the SE FWD.

Standard here, not on the SE FWD: 12.3-Inch Color Touchscreen, AC Synchronous Permanent-Magnet Electric Motor (Horsepower @ rpm) - 181 @ 5,000-8,000, AC Synchronous Permanent-Magnet Electric Motor Torque (lb.-ft. @ rpm) - 247 @ 0-2,000, Alexa Built-In, Deceleration Selectors, Electric Servo Brake, Gloss Black Spoiler, Leather-Wrapped Shift Knob, Leather-Wrapped Steering Wheel, Sport Pedals, Tire Repair Kit, Total System Horsepower - 204, Two-Motor Hybrid System, Two-Position Driver's Seat Memory

HP 192 hp → 204 hp · Torque 192 lb-ft → 247 lb-ft · MPG comb 31 mpg → 44 mpg · Wheels 19 in → 17 in

Hybrid · FWD

EX-L $35,095

+$1,300 over the Sport FWD.

Standard here, not on the Sport FWD: Automatic-Dimming Rearview Mirror, Heated Side Mirrors, Leather-Trimmed Seats, Parking Sensors (4 Front & 4 Rear), Passenger Seat with 4-Way Power Adjustment, Side Mirrors with Integrated LED Turn Indicators

MPG comb 44 mpg → 48 mpg · Wheels 17 in → 19 in

Hybrid · FWD

Sport-L $35,495

+$400 over the EX-L FWD.

Standard here, not on the EX-L FWD: Gloss Black Mirror Covers, Gloss Black Spoiler, Sport Pedals

MPG comb 48 mpg → 44 mpg

Hybrid · FWD

Touring $39,495

+$4,000 over the Sport-L FWD.

Standard here, not on the Sport-L FWD: 6-Inch Head-Up Display (HUD), Acoustic Front Door Glass, Acoustic Laminate Windshield, Automatic-Dimming Rearview Mirror, Bose Premium Sound System with 12 Speakers, Google built-In (includes 3-Years Unlimited Data Plan for In-Vehicle Apps), HD Radio™, Heated Side Mirrors, Heated Steering Wheel, Low Speed Braking Control, Multi-Angle Rearview Camera with Dynamic Guidelines, Parking Sensors (4 Front & 4 Rear), Rain-Sensing Windshield Wipers, Rear Outboard Heated Seats and 3 more

Each trim is measured against the nearest cheaper trim with the same drivetrain and powertrain, so a step shows equipment rather than the price of all-wheel drive. "Standard here" means the press kit lists it as standard on this trim and not as standard on the one below — it may have been an option there. MSRP excludes destination. Confirm a specific car against its window sticker.

Compare two trims side by side → Back to the 2026 Honda Accord

Common questions about the 2026 Honda Accord trims

Source: EPA, NHTSA and manufacturer press kits

Which 2026 Honda Accord trim is the best value?

On standard equipment per dollar, the step from the EX-L FWD to the Sport-L FWD: $400 more for 3 features the press kit lists as standard on the Sport-L FWD and not on the EX-L FWD. Whether those features are worth it to you is the real answer — the list is on this page.

How much do the 2026 Honda Accord trims cost?

6 trims, from $28,395 for the LX FWD to $39,495 for the Touring FWD. Manufacturer MSRP, excluding destination, options, taxes and dealer fees.