What is the weight of the Honda CR-V?

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Furtado
07/23/25 8:05pm
Honda CR-V has 17 models on sale, with a total vehicle weight ranging from 1506 to 1732 kg. It is a 5-door, 5-seat SUV, with dimensions of 4621*1855*1679 mm. Among the same class models, the Tiguan L 2022 has a total vehicle weight of 1665 kg, while the Haval H9 2022 weighs 2285 kg. In terms of power, the 2021 Sharp·Hybrid model includes eight variants: the two-wheel-drive Jingxing Edition, two-wheel-drive Jingsu Edition, two-wheel-drive Jingsu Edition, two-wheel-drive Jing·Black Knight Edition, four-wheel-drive Jingcheng Edition, four-wheel-drive Jing·Black Knight Edition, two-wheel-drive Jingzhi Edition, and four-wheel-drive Jingxiang Edition. These models are equipped with a 2.0L naturally aspirated engine and a continuously variable transmission (CVT). The engine has 4 cylinders, all arranged transversely. The drive system is front-engine, front-wheel drive. In terms of other configurations, all or some models of the 2021 Sharp·Hybrid are equipped with features such as driver/passenger airbags, front/rear head airbags (curtains), ISOFIX child seat interfaces, driving assistance imaging, rear cross-traffic alert, and driving mode switching. It is worth noting that the fifth-generation CR-V was first launched in the U.S. in December 2016, while in China, it was introduced in July 2017. At the time of launch, both gasoline and hybrid versions were available. Among the two powertrain options, the gasoline version was the main model, using the L15BL engine with a compression ratio of 10.3, delivering a maximum horsepower of 193 hp at 5600 rpm and a maximum torque range of 2000-5000 rpm.
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DiAlyssa
08/10/25 3:42pm
I see that the Honda CR-V typically weighs around 1,500 to 1,600 kilograms, depending on the model year and configuration. For example, my 2022 all-wheel-drive version has a curb weight close to 1,620 kilograms, and it feels solid when driving, with stable handling during high-speed turns without any floating sensation. The increased weight does lead to higher fuel consumption—I average about 9.5 liters per 100 kilometers in the city, but it drops to 7 liters on long trips. If you opt for the front-wheel-drive base model, the weight drops to 1,540 kilograms, making it more agile and fuel-efficient. The weight variations mainly depend on the engine, drivetrain, and interior features, such as adding a sunroof or larger wheels, which can add dozens of kilograms. The weight also plays a significant role in safety, as it helps absorb impact forces during crash tests to protect passengers. When purchasing, check the manual or official website data to choose the right version for your needs.
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VonCarter
09/23/25 3:05am
As a long-time SUV driver, the Honda CR-V's weight fluctuates between 1550-1650 kg. The 2023 model's standard front-wheel drive version weighs about 1580 kg, while the all-wheel drive version is 1630 kg. Compared to competitors like the RAV4, which weighs around 1560 kg for a similar size, the CR-V is slightly heavier but has a sturdier chassis. Weight directly affects performance and durability: heavier cars accelerate slower, and my all-wheel-drive version feels a bit sluggish at start-up, but the suspension is comfortable and smooth on long trips without being bumpy. Lightweighting is a new trend, and the latest model uses lighter materials to reduce weight by 80 kg. It's also important to consider the gross vehicle weight—loading up with family and luggage exceeding 2000 kg can impact braking distance. Regular maintenance, including tire balance checks, helps avoid additional strain.
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