Honda CR-V

The all-new Honda Sensing suite of safety and driver assistance technologies integrates a new wide-angle camera and millimeter-wave radar. The new camera has a 90-degree wide angle, while the radar has a 120-degree wide angle.

Honda CR-V uses a three-spoke steering wheel with full functions, consistent size, and comfortable leather feel. The left side has multimedia and voice control buttons, and the right side has cruise control buttons.

In front of the driver is a 10.2-inch full LCD instrument panel, with multimedia information on the left and driving information on the right, which can be adjusted through the multi-function buttons on the steering wheel.

In the center of the center console is a 10.1-inch touch LCD central control screen, which runs the Honda Connect system, supports 4G network, car networking and OTA, and can control multimedia, navigation, phone and other functions through voice.

The Honda CR-V hybrid version uses push-button shifting, while the fuel version uses mechanical shifting. Except for the three low-end models, all other Honda CR-V models are equipped with front-row mobile phone wireless charging function, and the charging panel is located below the air conditioning control buttons.

The 7-seater front seats support electric adjustment, providing a good riding experience and good body fixation.

The second row has air conditioning outlets and two USB ports, which are well configured.

The third row seats are relatively flat and can be used as an emergency seat when there are many people. There are cup holders on both sides.

For the first time, the new CR-V is equipped with standard knee and rear passenger side-impact airbags, which improves passive safety.

The 7-seater model also has a tiered partition, placed on the top layer to form a unified plane with the folded seats. The electric tailgate has a kick sensor and delayed closing function. After being opened, when carrying items, it will close after the person leaves.