2021 Honda CR-V 1.5 TC-P 2WD

The 2023 Honda CR-V will soon be launched in Australia and dealers have already released pricing for the sixth generation C-SUV. As expected, prices have increased by quite a fair bit. Two engine options are offered – a 1.5-litre VTEC Turbo and a 2.0-litre two-motor e:HEV full-hybrid, available in both front- and all-wheel drive. As before, the Australian market CR-V can be had in both 5- and 7-seat configurations. The base VTi-X variant is now 6 percent more expensive, starting at AUD 44,500 (~

If you were to look purely at the numbers, you would think that the current (outgoing) 10th generation Honda CR-V is a relatively fresh new product, rather than one that will be phased out soon to make way for an all-new 11th generation 2023 Honda CR-V. The theory of product lifecycles, as thought in business schools will tell you that any commercial product will see a sharp increase in sales in the early stages (introduction and growth), before stabilizing (maturity), and later entering a state

The all-new 2023 Honda CR-V recently made its Indonesian debut at the ongoing 2023 Gaikindo Indonesia International Auto Show (GIIAS) and its biggest talking point is the massive price hike compared to its predecessor. With two variants offered – 1.5L VTEC Turbo that starts at IDR 739.9 million (~RM 224k) and 2.0L RS e:HEV which is priced at IDR 799.9 million (~RM 242k), the CR-V’s starting price in Indonesia has gone up a whopping 40 percent! However, like for like, prices for the all-new turbo

The upcoming all-new 2023 Honda CR-V has once again been spotted testing on Malaysian roads. The all-new 2023 Honda CR-V is one of four new models that Honda Malaysia plans to launch in 2023. The heavy camouflaged test unit, which wears a trade plate that can be traced back to Honda Malaysia, was caught by Facebook user Yew Eng Seong, en route between Pekan to Endau Rompin today. This isn't the first time it's been snapped, having previously been spotted in Pahang and KL as well. Also read: 2023

Honda Malaysia announced earlier this year that it planned to launch 4 new models in 2023. One of them, the Honda WR-V, just launched a few weeks ago while bookings orders for the Honda City facelift had just opened. The other two Honda models that are expected to reach our shores are the all-new sixth-generation CR-V as well as the FL5 Civic Type R. Both models have been spotted in Malaysia with the CR-V being seen in camouflage undergoing testing. Meanwhile, in the archipelago down south, the

Last week’s launch of the all-new sixth generation 2023 Honda CR-V in Indonesia is important for us Malaysians because the Indonesian market car provides the most accurate indicator on how much more expensive the locally assembled Malaysian market 2023 Honda CR-V will be. Yes, the Honda CR-V has already been launched in Thailand earlier in March this year, but the Thailand market car is not a very good comparison, simply because Thailand’s CR-V never had the 1.5-litre VTEC Turbo engine. Instead,