The Honda CR-V has an extended body and has 7 seats. Is it an excellent choice for family travel?

The Honda CR-V’s body has been extended to accommodate 7 seats. It is an excellent choice for family travel. We gave you a test drive of the latest generation Honda CR-V, as well as its launch coverage. So, after watching the test drive and looking at the price, we decided to buy this car. Which version is more worth buying? Today I will select two CR-V models that I think are worth your consideration and recommend cars for you. . Let's take a look! A brief review, the new generation Honda CR-V adopts a new appearance design, which is more simple and elegant compared with the old model. The body is mainly composed of some straight lines, making the whole car more gentlemanly. The interior is essentially the same as the previous Civic.

The most significant changes in the new model are in body length and space. The body length was increased by 82 mm, followed by improved rear seat and trunk space, and the introduction of a seven-seat version. In terms of power, the new car will use the old 1.5T powertrain, while HEV and P-HEV versions will be launched before 2023. So, which 1.5T model currently on the market is worth buying?

The power performance of the models currently on the market is completely consistent, so there is no need to worry about the power difference. In terms of configuration, this Fengshan version is a sub-low-quality model, but it is already equipped with a full set of Honda Sensing System L2 level (4 ultrasonic radars). There are also reversing video, high-speed adaptive cruise, panoramic sunroof, adaptive LED headlights, keyless entry/start, leather steering wheel/seats, 10.1-inch center screen, and Honda’s latest Honda CONNECT 3.0 system with CarLife mobile connection . Both car networking and mobile phone networking are equipped, which is very comprehensive.

Although the Honda CR-V's third-row seat is relatively narrow for adults, this seat is still very useful if there are children at home who can ride alone. In addition, this version also upgrades the wheels of the front version to 18 inches, as well as 360° panoramic images, side blind zone images, induction/electric/memory tailgate, Bluetooth key, 10.2-inch LCD instrument, driving recorder, HUD head-up display, Front seat heating, AR real-time navigation, four-door one-touch lift, streaming rearview mirror, rain-sensing wipers, etc. Honda's sensing system has also been upgraded to eight ultrasonic radars, which is worth the price.