Compare 2021 Vs 2020 Honda CR-V

Performance

The CR-V’s four trims receive 190 horsepower from a turbocharged I-4 gas engine. The top three trims are also available with a hybrid powertrain that produces 143 net horsepower. The gas engine is tied to a continuously variable transmission and a sport mode. The hybrid powertrain has an electronic CVT with a deceleration selector and a sport driving mode. Across all trims with both powertrain options, the CR-V’s performance is elevated by eco assist, auto brake hold, engine immobilization, noise cancellation, hill start assist, and other equipment.

Appearance

The Honda CR-V has bold, pleasing styling across its exterior for all trim levels. It shows off metallic accents throughout the grille, lower-body trim, side window trim, and roof rails. The 2020 and 2021 CR-V both have slightly molded wheel fenders with defined taillights. Also, both model years have an active shutter grille, LED lights, a spoiler, heated windshield wipers, 17 to 19-inch alloy wheels, and other equipment that you and your passengers can appreciate.

Features

Is the 2020 Honda CR-V ideal for your upcoming purchase? The 2020 and 2021 CR-Vs are both equipped with Honda Sensing® assistive features, a fold-down rear row, an automatic climate control system, a hands-free power tailgate, a power moonroof, blind-spot monitoring, a sound system, smart device app integration, and other items.

Will you choose a gas-powered or hybrid engine for your 2020 or 2021 Honda CR-V? With several trims offered in both model years, the CR-V commands your full attention as you prepare for your next purchase. Contact the Crest Honda team today to get the full details on the trims that you are interested in.