Orchestrating a transition to the new and sixth generation of its CR-V, Honda has released the price book for this important model in the strategic compact SUV category. The increases are significant to say the least.
So, to get your hands on the front-drive base LX model, you’ll have to shell out $34,790, or $5,270 more for this 2023 model year compared to the 2022 CR-V. around $3300. That makes Honda’s protege significantly less competitive against the Mazda CX-5 and Toyota RAV4 priced several thousand dollars less, depending on the model chosen.
This new generation of the CR-V also inaugurates the arrival of a hybrid version promising an average consumption of 6.4 L/100 km, 2 L/100 km less than the 1.5 L four-cylinder turbo ( 190 hp) when the vehicle is equipped with all-wheel drive. This hybrid variant is also slightly more powerful (204 hp) and benefits from all-wheel drive. All of this has a price, $48,890 to be exact, not including transportation costs. That’s around $13,000 more than a standard RAV4 hybrid.
