Right here is the 2015 Honda CR-V, which arrives just in time for the model’s 3-year mark since its last major redesign. We wish we could inform you far more about the well-known compact crossover’s midcycle update, but this is all Honda has provided us. A image, they say, is worth at least a brief blog post outlining an SUV’s cosmetic tweaks.
It is clear that Honda left every thing between the CR-V’s A-pillars and D-pillars completely alone, but the front finish gets a significantly-needed face lift, and we’ll go out on a limb and assume the SUV’s tail received nearly as much interest. (No images of the CR-V’s aft end have been released however.) Gone is the 2012–2014 CR-V’s somewhat ungainly mug, Honda getting streamlined the grille, headlights, and reduce fascia components. The chrome-ringed grille opening is sleeker than just before, its 2-bar design matching up nicely with the most recent Honda Fit and the upcoming Fit-based HR-V B-segment crossover.
Projector-beam headlamps lend the CR-V’s peepers a thinner and more contemporary appearance, even even though the light units’ outer dimensions remain more or significantly less the very same as the old ones. The thin-light theme continues with the fog lights, which reside in a pair of dashing chrome strips on either side of a vestigial skid plate. The wheel designs—at least on this apparently well-spec’d 2015 CR-V—are new, as properly.
Unfortunately, that is all we know about the 2015 CR-V for now Honda promises that full information—which we assume outlines any and all mechanical changes—will be released September 30. If you are an absolute CR-V nut, be sure to check back to this space for a lot more next week. In the meantime, compare the picture of the 2015 automobile with images of the 2014 CR-V.
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