2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid Consumer Reviews

After spending some time with the 2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport Touring, it’s easy to see why it’s one of the best all-around SUVs. The updated infotainment system and screen is crisp, responsive, and intuitive to use, while the Bose audio system delivers a genuinely premium listening experience. The leather seats are soft, supple, and extremely comfortable, making longer drives feel effortless. Wireless Apple CarPlay is a must-have and works great, although the native Google-based interface isn’t optimal. I still need to take it on a proper road trip and put the AWD system through its paces, but so far my only real complaint is that real-world MPG seems to average closer to 33 MPG than what’s being advertised.

This vehicle rides really well, very comfortable seating, very reliable. Powertrain is very smooth. Touch screen is easy to use. At a steady 45mph, I have had gas mileage in the low 50's. One of the best vehicles I have owned.

Our car was stolen across the street. Terrible safety features. Noisy engine. Horrible MPG. Cheap materials. We had a 2024 EXL non Hybrid

The CRV Hybrid has exceeded my expectations -- really good MPG approx. 36/37 and tons of room! Perfect size for driving around your dogs. I'm very content with my purchase of this vehicle.

This car is fun to drive, economical and versatile. Great design with attention to details. Our only complaints are the cell phone charger is finicky and the car doesn’t like steep grades.

I’ve had Hondas and before that, Subarus, for many years and really enjoyed them all. Wanted a hybrid, but Subaru’s gas mileage with hybrid was not very good (due to AWD all the time). Got my first hybrid in 2020, an Accord, and I loved everything about it. Really great handling—battery is on the bottom, right in the center, so that gives it great stability. Also, zero problems, very reliable. Later I needed a more rugged car with higher clearance, so I got a 2024 CRV Hybrid. I like it too, but I’m not in love with it because it’s so much bigger than the Accord. Either way, both great reliable cars!

First SUV I have owned without a compass but you do get Leather seats. Not sure where they get 37 mpg all around. First fill up while driving ECO mode 25mpg Second fill up, drove like a granny, 29.5 mpg Third fill up everyone honked at me for driving so slow, 31 mpg. I guess you get 37 mpg being towed half way. I only 500 miles on my CR-V Sport L hybrid, hopefully the MPG will improve!

test drove 2025 2.0 engine hybrid crv sport l ,lacks power needs turbo engine, Honda sensing does not work that well bounces from left to right in the lane keeping and disengages often