Compare 2023 Honda HR-V vs 2022 Honda CR-V

Performance

Both models have what it takes to impress drivers with their spirited capabilities. Under the hood of the 2023 Honda HR-V, you will find a 158-horsepower, 2.0-liter, four-cylinder engine. This is paired with a continuously variable transmission. In the 2022 CR-V, all trim levels receive 190 horsepower from a turbo four-cylinder engine. Notably, all-wheel drive is standard for the CR-V’s top trim option.

Appearance

The CR-V is slightly longer and wider than the HR-V, and this is only one of many differences in styling that you will find through a side-by-side comparison. The HR-V has a small grille with rounded corners. It is mounted over a rounded bumper flanked by sporty air vents. The headlights have an arrow-like quality and are mounted at a subtle angle. On the sides of the HR-V, deep, angled accentuation runs across the door panels. On the other hand, the CR-V has Honda’s hexagonal grille with a thin, chrome bar running along its top. The lower fascia is similarly accented. The grille is connected to wedge-like LED headlights. While the CR-V’s hood has a substantial definition, the sides are smoothly contoured with added accentuation over the fenders.

Features

These are both two-row SUVs that share many features. For example, select trims for both models have heated front seats, a keyless ignition, a sunroof, smart device integration, an auto-dimming rear mirror, satellite radio with a premium audio system, Honda Sensing® tech, and leather material. Some CR-V’s trims also have an integrated navigation system, a power liftgate, and a wireless phone charging station.

Do you want to take your search for a new crossover to the next level? During your next visit to Honda of Murfreesboro, we can help you appreciate these differences in detail when you take the HR-V and the CR-V out for a spin. Reach out to our sales department soon to plan your visit.