The CR-V e:PHEV
Our premium plug-in hybrid crossover SUV
Choice of self-charging full hybrid or plug-in hybrid powertrains
Maximum power output
184PS
Maximum torque
335Nm
Smooth responsive acceleration (from 0-62mph)
9secs
Explore the CR-V exterior features
A bold, imposing look With new mesh grille design
Instantly recognisable With signature rear lights
Panoramic glass roof That fills the cabin with light
Explore the CR-V interior features
Clean and modern dash design With intuitively laid out controls and a wide field of view
Heated front and rear leather seats On selected grades, with cooling feature on front seats
Sliding and reclining rear seats Adds additional leg room and comfort on longer journeys
Plug-in hybrid power, effortless efficiency
As a plug-in hybrid, the CR-V e:PHEV can run solely on electric power, delivering instant acceleration. Its e:PHEV technology seamlessly switches modes to maximise performance and efficiency.
- Charging
- Electric
- Hybrid
- Engine
- Braking
Charging
Recharge by plugging in, enabling electric‑only driving when you want it most.
Electric drive
Driven by the battery alone, like an electric vehicle.
Hybrid drive
Driven by two electric motors, powered by the petrol engine for high efficiency.
Engine drive
Driven by the petrol engine alone, for sustained high-speed cruising.
Regenerative braking
Tops up the EV battery on the go with no need to plug in.
360° of safety
Introducing our most advanced safety system yet. Honda SENSING 360, available on selected grades, expands the existing Honda SENSING range to cover 360 degrees around the car. With new features such as Active Lane Change Assist, Front Cross Traffic Warning, Cornering Speed Assist and more.
Honda CR-V e:PHEV FAQs
How much does the Honda CR-V e:PHEV cost?
Honda CR-V e:PHEV prices start from around £50,675 in the UK. The price list for your specific vehicle may vary depending on the colour and finish you select, along with any additional features to the interior and exterior. You may be eligible for various offers and deals depending on when you purchase, and whether you part exchange your existing car.
What is the electric range of the Honda CR-V e:PHEV?
The range of the Honda CR-V e:PHEV is 50 miles of pure electric zero emission drive. In terms of general driving range, the Honda CR-V e:PHEV can do up to 596 miles on a full tank of petrol. Of course, range can vary depending on various factors, including driving conditions.
What does PHEV mean and how does it work?
PHEV stands for Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle. What this means is that it combines a traditional engine with an electric motor and a larger, rechargeable battery. It works in various ways:
- Hybrid Mode: If the battery is empty, the PHEV will switch to its engine. It then operates like a standard hybrid, by blending both battery power and fuel.
- Electric Mode: Solely relies on the electric motor for a set distance, which is known as the electric range.
- Recharging: You can charge the battery by plugging it in. With Honda hybrid vehicles, the vehicle will also recharge itself using regenerative braking and deceleration.
Can the Honda CR-V e:PHEV be charged at home, and how?
Yes, Honda plug-in hybrids can be charged at home. You can use both a designated EV wall-box that has been professionally installed, or a standard 3-pin plug using your home’s mains. If you are using the latter method, always remember to use your vehicle’s own supplied portable, three-pin charging cable.
What is the difference between PHEV and HEV cars?
A Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) has a larger battery than a standard hybrid. Unlike a standard hybrid that only recharges while driving, a PHEV can also be plugged into an external power source. This allows it to run on electric power alone for a certain length of time.
What is the fuel economy and CO2 emissions of the CR-V e:PHEV?
The Honda CR-V e:PHEV has a combined weighted fuel economy of 294mpg. It can be fully charged in just 2.5 hours and achieve a full hybrid fuel efficiency of up to 4.8l/100km. Combined CO2 emissions are 19g/km.
Is the Honda CR-V a 7-seater and what is the boot space?
No, the Honda CR-V is not a 7-seater: it has capacity for five people. However, the Honda CR-V e:PHEV does have a large boot space, with up to 1710 litres capacity if the rear seats are folded. With all of its seats up, it still has a large 617-litre capacity.
What are the trim levels available on the Honda CR-V e:PHEV?
There is only one Honda CR-V e:PHEV trim level in the UK, which is known as ‘Advance Tech’. You can however customise the colour and the alloys of your car, and add a range of accessories, for an additional cost.
Does the Honda CR-V have Apple CarPlay, and what tech is included?
Yes. The Honda CR-V e:PHEV comes equipped with the Honda CONNECT infotainment system, which has Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ included. This can be accessed on the integrated infotainment screen.
Is the Honda CR-V a safe car and does it have advanced safety?
Yes, the Honda CR-V includes a range of useful safety features, including cutting-edge safety system Honda SENSING 360. This includes features such as two additional corner radars, Active Lane Change Assist and a Collision Mitigation Braking System among others.
Is the Honda CR-V e:PHEV available on Motability or lease?
The Honda CR-V e:PHEV is not available on Motability. However, you will find various offers, deals and leasing options available. If you’re interested in the Motability scheme, a number of Honda vehicles are available through this.
What are the tax and ownership benefits of a PHEV over petrol?
PHEV hybrids typically pay the same standard road tax as petrol and diesel cars. However, the amount you pay will vary depending on when the hybrid vehicle was first registered, and its CO₂ emissions (older models with higher CO2 emissions may pay more).
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Car shown is a Honda CR-V 2.0 i-MMD Full Hybrid Advance in Canyon River Blue Metallic – Economy & Emissions figures: (WLTP*) Range 5.7-8.1 (l/100km), CO2 128-183 (g/km).
Figures, sourced from EU regulated laboratory test results, are provided for comparison purposes and may not reflect real-life driving experiences.
† Selected grades