Compare 2022 vs 2021 Honda CR-V

Performance

The only notable difference between the 2021 and 2022 CR-V SUVs is experienced behind the wheel. For 2022, the top-of-the-line CR-V Touring has all-wheel drive as standard equipment for the first time. For the other trims for both model years, standard front-wheel or available all-wheel drive are offered. Also, for both years, the only powertrain is a 190-horsepower, turbo four-cylinder engine. It is mated with a continuously variable transmission.

Appearance

The Honda CR-V’s exterior design is unchanged between the 2021 and 2022 model years. This SUV has considerable personality with long, rolling curves through the profile, raked side windows, and a molded nose. The nose features a prominent lower-front fascia, and a hexagonal grille tops this with a black finish. The trapezoid-shaped LED headlights are connected via a chrome bar. On the hood, the exterior sides are well-defined for added personality. Exterior features include 17-inch alloy wheels or more significant, a sunroof, tinted rear windows, heated side mirrors, and more.

Features

On a trim-by-trim basis, the features in the CR-V hold steady between the two model years. The entry-level trim gives you a four-speaker sound system, auto climate control, adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist and forward collision mitigation. Upper CR-V trim levels add heated front seats, remote engine start, a push-button ignition, a 7-inch display screen, a dual-zone climate control system, Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, leather seats, a more advanced sound system, a power liftgate, a navigation system, and a wireless charging pad.

Do you want to know more about the Honda CR-V? With many trim levels usually in stock at Music City Honda, we take the hassle out of researching your options. When you stop by soon, we will support you with test drives of any specific CR-Vs you are interested in. Contact Music City Honda online or by phone today to plan your visit.