New Honda CR-V review (2025): Is It Efficient?

[@TotallyEV]

Find the best Honda CR-V deals: locally.link/iE5I Review of the Honda Civic's Bose audio system: totallyev.net/honda-civic-audio-review-upgrade-to-the-bose-system/ Video timestamps: Price: 00:00 ePHEV vs eHEV: 00:53 MPG & range: 01:33 Charging: 04:03 Performance: 04:44 Driving comfort: 05:50 Interior tech: 08:29 Seat comfort: 10:23 Storage: 11:46 Exterior design: 13:49 Safety & parking: 14:49 Verdict: 16:50

[@robertsweeney9183]

Its a pity you didn't drive on a full charge, on the plug in hybrid and see how many miles it delivered.

[@LesNEWMAN-p7w]

Love mine - use as an EV all week and longer trips using the petrol back up - its easy to achieve 60+mpg on average in winter - and you get additional features like pre-heating. Great to drive and a nice place to be.

[@TotallyEV]

Thanks for sharing, glad you're enjoying it!

[@trulycommonman7673]

Thanks for the review, PHEV setup seems similar to Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV 2023 New Gen design ! Infact Mitsubishi got advance Super AWC drive along with much 0.6s to get 60MPH

[@TotallyEV]

Pleasure, glad you enjoyed it!

[@tc786]

Honda every time and this is coming from a Lexus Driver. On my 4th CRV and they just keep getting better!

[@TotallyEV]

Great to hear!

[@simonnash2416]

I purchased an Advance Tech Phev in Crystal Red metallic for £46k in March. Charge overnight on cheap rate electricity for 7 pence a kilowatt hour. Worst electric only range has been 40miles at motorway speeds & a best of 60 miles in mixed speed driving. Most of my journeys are less than 50 miles. Even if you use up the electric only range 4 kilowatt hours is still available to run as an Hybrid. Say

[@TotallyEV]

Yup, the PHEV will be great for short journeys! Glad you're enjoying it :)

[@KM-vc7iy]

Is this car more fun to drive than the RAV4 Hybrid?

[@TotallyEV]

They're roughly the same.

[@thanh123ful]

Honda Zr-V pls !

[@TotallyEV]

Maybe!

[@minniesaab7255]

❤❤

[@Watt_Ihr_Volt]

Plugin Hybrids: the worst from both worlds 😂😂😂😂

[@Ricky-mo6mv]

Got that right. No thanks! I don’t know what is wrong with people.

[@Uzaair]

PHEVs make sense if most of your journeys are local - and you do the occasional long distance a couple of times a month. The fact you can drive long distance without having to think about charging schedules etc provides a level of convenience a BEV cannot. The decreased MPG on those longer journeys is usually offset by you using electric power for most of your normal use

[@Watt_Ihr_Volt]

@@Uzaair hm I do 30000-35000km per yr and most on long distance (500-1000km one way). for business. not once did I miss my range monster mercedes c220d and there is no real advantage of vombudtion engines left that really matters . i am agtually faster than with the mercedes because I always took a 20-30min break after 4-5h deiving and had to add 5-10min for filling the gas tank. now i have the same stops but without time spend at the gas pump 🤷‍♂️

[@albinoewok]

They make a lot of sense in the UK as a company car if you do long journeys. I've done 65k miles in my Golf GTE over the last 3 years, including multiple trips on the continent and its been refined, economical and hasn't induced range anxiety.

[@TotallyEV]

Thanks for sharing!