What is the emission standard of Honda CR-V?
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The Dongfeng Honda CR-V SUV model manufactured in October 2013 meets the China 4 emission standard, while those produced after 2015 generally comply with the China 5 standard. Below is more information about the Honda CR-V: 1. All CR-V models are equipped with a 1.5T Earth Dreams Technology turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum power of 142kW (193PS) at 5600rpm and a peak torque of 243N·m between 2000-5000rpm. Paired with a CVT transmission, it achieves a 0-100km/h acceleration time of 9.5 seconds in real-world tests. While the performance is not outstanding, the overall driving experience is very smooth. 2. The CR-V comes standard with a 9-inch central control navigation system, multi-angle reversing camera, automatic headlights, tire pressure monitoring and warning system, and ANC active noise cancellation. Even the base model's configuration is sufficient for daily use.
When buying a car, I paid special attention to the emission standards because the Honda CR-V, as a popular SUV, has different standards for different model years. For example, the 2017 models are usually China 5 standards, while the newer models after 2020 are mostly China 6B. Most of the new CR-Vs on the market now are China 6. I personally bought a 2022 CR-V, and the dealer clearly stated it was China 6B, which affects license plate registration and traffic restriction policies. In areas with strict traffic restrictions like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen, China 6 cars are easier to drive. When choosing a car, check the vehicle qualification certificate or ask the 4S店, as older China 5 cars may face relocation restrictions—don’t buy a cheap car that can’t be registered. Overall, the CR-V’s emission standards depend on the production year: earlier models were China 4 or China 5, while newer models have upgraded to China 6, which is more environmentally friendly and can save some fuel costs. It’s recommended to choose a China 6 model.
