Should Honda CR-V use 92 or 95 octane gasoline?

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StRiver
07/29/25 6:18pm
Honda CR-V uses 92 octane gasoline. Here is relevant information: Gasoline quality: Gasoline is produced and sold according to octane ratings, which are specified by national gasoline product standards and vary across different standards. China (V) standards include 89, 92, and 95 octane (with 98 octane in the appendix). Gasoline grades are classified by octane value. Fuel consumption reduction: The most cost-effective method to reduce fuel consumption is to increase the engine's compression ratio. Increasing the compression ratio only changes the piston stroke - the more the air-fuel mixture is compressed, the greater the combustion reaction, resulting in more complete combustion.
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