Honda · 2026

Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport-L AWD (2026)

The CR-V Hybrid is the sensible family crossover for buyers who want strong fuel economy and all-weather grip without a charging cable or any drama.

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It is built for the household that values a quiet cabin, a roomy back seat, and Honda's long-haul reliability over flashy gimmicks. The Sport-L AWD trim adds heated seats, a power liftgate, and the safety tech most shoppers expect. The hybrid system makes it smoother and thriftier than the gas-only version while keeping the practicality intact. Cross-shop the RAV4 Hybrid for resale and ubiquity, or an affordable EV if you can charge at home; pick the CR-V Hybrid for refinement and easy ownership.

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Key specs

Powertrain2.0L hybrid electric (gas-electric)
Range / Efficiency37 mpg combined mi or mpg
0-60 mph7.8 sec
Seats5
DrivetrainAll-wheel drive
Warranty3 yr/36k mi basic, 8 yr/100k mi hybrid battery
Cargo Volume76.5 (seats folded) cu ft

Configurations: Base

Strengths

  • Excellent fuel economy with no charging needed
  • Quiet, refined cabin and composed ride
  • Spacious back seat and generous cargo area
  • Strong Honda reliability and resale

Trade-offs

  • Engine drones under hard acceleration
  • Pricier than the gas-only CR-V
  • Modest towing capacity

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