The 2017 Honda Accord's 2.4-liter inline-four engine delivers 189 horsepower.
In more detail, this horsepower rating applies to the conventional 2.4 L i-VTEC engine found in most LX, EX, and EX-L trims. The peak output is SAE net horsepower, typically reached around 6,400 rpm, with peak torque around 3,900–4,000 rpm. Depending on the trim, the engine was paired with either a CVT or a six-speed manual, but the published horsepower figure remains the same for the 2.4 L powertrain.
Engine specifications and performance
The following summarizes the core specifications for the 2017 Accord’s 2.4 L engine.
Before listing, here are the key specs:
- Horsepower: 189 hp @ ~6,400 rpm (SAE net)
- Torque: ~182 lb-ft
- Displacement: 2.4 L
- Configuration: Inline-4 with i-VTEC
- Peak power RPM: around 6,400 rpm
- Transmission options: CVT or 6-speed manual, depending on trim
These figures reflect Honda’s official specification for the 2.4 L gasoline engine in the 2017 Accord. Real-world output at the wheels can vary due to drivetrain losses, maintenance, and testing conditions.
Additional context on the 2017 Accord lineup
Other powertrains
In the same model year, the Accord lineup also included a more powerful 2.0 L turbo and a hybrid variant with a separate powertrain. Those configurations have different horsepower ratings and are not part of the 2.4 L specification.
Summary: For 2017, the base 2.4 L Honda Accord engine is rated at 189 horsepower, with about 182 lb-ft of torque, and it could be paired with either a CVT or a manual transmission depending on the trim.