2026 Honda CR-V review

The availability of seven seats in the Honda CR-V is a somewhat unique drawcard alongside other medium SUVs, but is the L7 the one to get?

The availability of seven seats in the Honda CR-V is a somewhat unique drawcard alongside other medium SUVs, but is the L7 the one to get?

With the new CR-V, Honda Australia is finally offering a hybrid option. Does it have what it takes to take on the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid?

If you want a Honda CR-V with AWD and all the fruit, the VTi LX is the one for you – but it wouldn't necessarily be our pick of the range.

The Honda CR-V has taken a huge step forward over its predecessor, and it makes a good showing in VTi L7 guise.

The sixth instalment of Honda's popular mid-size SUV is a welcome return to form that could really take it to the segment leaders.

The CR-V VTi L7 is now the brand's seven-seater flagship in Australia. Can it serve as a viable stand-in for the now-defunct Odyssey MPV?

The Honda CR-V is up against a lot of newer rivals, but there's still lots to like about this venerable family crossover.

The Honda CR-V is one of the few mid-sized SUVs with an available third row of seating. We've tested it in its most affordable VTi 7 guise.

Honda's mid-spec CR-V isn't the sweet spot of the range, but the nameplate's core strengths of comfort and space still shine through.

The Honda CR-V is a sensible, practical mid-sized SUV. Does the addition of two extra seats improve the formula?

If you're after space, comfort and solid build quality then the Honda CR-V should be on your mid-size SUV shortlist.

The Honda CR-V is part of the mid-sized old guard, having first hit the road in 1995. The 2021 model is a well thought-out upgrade to what was already a very good car.