Honda confirms economy and emissions data for CR-V Hybrid

Originally published 28/09/2018. This page relates to a previous Honda model and is provided for historical interest only.

Ahead of its European show debut at the 2018 Mondial Paris Motor Show, Honda has confirmed official fuel economy and CO² emissions for the all-new CR-V Hybrid. Under the combined cycle of the revised NEDC test, the front-wheel drive model of the 184 PS (135 kW) petrol-electric SUV has achieved CO² emissions of 120g/km and official average (combined) fuel economy of 5.3l/100km (53.3mpg). The all-wheel drive CR-V Hybrid variant has CO² emissions of 126g/km and average (combined) fuel economy of 5.5 l/100km (51.4 mpg).

The CR-V Hybrid is driven by Honda's unique i-MMD technology, which intelligently and automatically switches between three driving modes - EV Drive, Hybrid Drive and Engine Drive - to optimise both performance and efficiency.

At the Paris Motor Show, the production-specification debut of the CR-V Hybrid will be joined by the petrol models of the car, showcasing a range of variants including the new seven-seater option. The latest evolution of Honda's popular compact SUV has been developed as the most practical, comfortable and refined CR-V yet.

Further information

Orders for the new Hybrid will be taken from October 2018 for delivery early in 2019. To be one of the first to own the all-new Honda CR-V, please Contact Us or call our sales team on 01932 874411.