The 2023 Honda CR-V, which will bring with it the sixth generation, is kneaded with the brand identity that is already on sale.
Continuing to shape its product range with important revisions accompanied by hybrid steps, Honda has now reached the final stages for “big kids” after its compact models. We expect the Japanese manufacturer, which continues to work on the CR-V, which it launched in 2016 and underwent a make-up operation once in this process, to present the vehicle ready for production this year. The new CR-V, which was caught on camera in camouflage over its prototype last year, answers important questions on the design side with patent images reflected from external sources. The 2023 Honda CR-V, which we see will sit on the blending of the character used in the new HR-V, seems to preserve the character we are used to in terms of body structure.
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Technical prospects for the 2023 Honda CR-V
The CR-V, which is preparing to transition to the sixth generation with its introduction to be held this year, will reach new limits in terms of dimensions with its new character in its design. Another side of this coin, which will directly affect the driving and user experience of the vehicle, is the engine. On the engine side, we expect to see 1.5 and 2.0-liter units, which will be all hybrid features, over the models currently on sale. We will be seeing the role of the CR-V, which will receive the e:HEV badge with the sixth generation, in the transition to full electricity with the introduction. The interior of the vehicle is also among the sections where we will feel the radical changes, as in the new Civic. A completely renewed structure of digital drivers and multimedia screens awaits us here. With the 2022 model year starting from 729,975 TL, the fifth generation, whose sales continue in Turkey, shows flexibility up to 1,361,165 TL with the 2.0-liter hybrid.