Compare 2024 vs 2023 Honda CR-V

Performance

The all-new CR-V Sport-L for 2024 sits between the Sport and Sport Touring trims in the lineup. Like the Sport and Sport Touring trims, the new trim level is only available with a hybrid powertrain. Specifically, this four-cylinder, 2.0-liter hybrid system puts out 204 horsepower. The gas-powered engine available in the other trim levels is unchanged for the newest model year. This 190-horsepower, four-cylinder, 1.5-liter unit pairs with a continuously variable transmission. The Sport Touring has standard all-wheel drive for 2023 and 2024. The other trims give you the option of front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive.

Appearance

The 2023 and 2024 Honda CR-V are comparably styled, extending to the all-new Sport-L trim. The CR-V is easy on the eyes with its forward-facing stance and sleekly contoured sides. The sides are also dressed with belt-line black molding. At the front, the wide grille has a staggered mesh pattern, and the short lower bumper flares upward to the modest, angled air vents. At the top of the grille, the narrow headlights shoot out at an angle, accented with a thick bar of LED light.

Features

The new 2024 CR-V Sport-L trim has a 9-inch infotainment system screen, driver's memory settings, a wireless charging pad, a satellite radio, front and rear parking sensors, an eight-speaker sound system, and wireless Android Auto with Apple CarPlay. Additional features available in the trim levels for both model years are a push-button ignition, adaptive cruise control, a dual-zone auto climate control system, forward collision mitigation, low-speed auto braking, a power liftgate, a Bose sound system, a heated steering wheel, a navigation system, and more.

Are you ready to check out the all-new Sport-L trim and to compare it to the other CR-V trim levels? Visit our Honda of Murfreesboro showroom today for full details and to test drive any crossovers in stock.