- first look
HondaCR-V (2023-)
- Available new
- Medium/Large SUV
- Full hybrid
first look
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The all-new sixth generation Honda CR-V comes in hybrid guise only, with a choice of plug-in or full-hybrid options. It’s also larger and more upmarket than its predecessor, but can it compete with the very best premium and electrified SUVs? Find out in our Honda CR-V (2023-) first drive review.
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- Aug 2023Released
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