The Honda CR-V is one of the most well known cars in the Australian medium SUV market, recently marking its sixth generation with a more mature look. Its design has a larger, bolder grille and a longer wheelbase, giving it a cleaner look that stands out in the suburbs. It is available in both five and seven-seat configurations to suit growing family needs.
On the inside, there has been a big push to move upmarket, taking some inspiration from the Civic’s minimalist and high-quality looks. The main feature is a honeycomb-patterned metal trim that goes along the dashboard, neatly hiding the air vents. High-grade materials and a clever layout create an airy, premium space that feels built to last through years of family drives.
Practicality is a key focus for the CR-V, shown by rear doors that open to a full 90 degrees, making it very easy to load child seats or bulky items. The boot is one of the biggest in its class, offering plenty of space. Standard tech includes a 9.0-inch screen and a suite of safety systems known as Honda Sensing for Aussie roads.
