Honda CRV 2020 Model Year - The reputation of the SUVs and crossovers is rising today in the US market, and Honda CR-V was one of the original small SUVs that have been released on the global marketplace. The enthusiasts are eagerly expecting for the fifth-gen to arrive that will drive this model one step further. We are discussing the 2020 Honda CR-V. What do we understand about it at this time?

Exterior Updates

First of all, it is vital to know that the CR-V has taken a little something from various vehicles in the Honda lineup. For instance, the headlights follow the one of the Civic, whereas they slightly resemble the ones from Acura as well. In the meantime, the back end looks upscale among angled taillights, but the standard shape and size of the car are demanded to stay the same.

New colors are anticipated, and the customers will have to pick from the palette of six distinct colors whereas the hybrid will be proposed with unique paint.

Interior Design

Inside the cabin, buyers will no profuse have problematic dual-screen settings. Instead, the company established a single, colossal touchscreen. Furthermore, the speedometer is substituted with a digital counterpart whereas the shifter will not be replaced. Due to any other changes, passengers in the rear will be more comfortable as legroom has grown by 2 inches.

The equipment depends on the trim. However, even the lowest-sitting car will get a decent number of accessories. Some of the stuff that will span across the range includes Honda Sensing Safety Suite, Android Auto, Apple Car Play, automatic rain-sensitive wipers and much more.

Under the Hood

According to Autospix report, the 2020 CR-V LX will pack a 2.4-liter naturally aspirated I4 unit that delivers 184-hp and 180 lb-ft of torque. The other trims will have the Civic’s 1.5-liter turbocharged I4 that generates 190-hp and 179 lb-ft of torque. Both engines are connected with a CVT.