HONDA CR-V: new details of the Japanese manufacturer's star SUV

Honda bets on its technology to create the most robust and safest Honda CR-V to date.

Honda has unveiled new details of its highly anticipated family SUV. However, if you are not yet up to date with all the news this model will bring, we recommend you read everything we know so far in these two articles: Honda CR-V , new details.

The new Honda CR-V will be full of novelties that will make it the safest SUV in the brand’s history to date. Thanks to its comprehensive engineering and design program, the new Honda CR-V will feature the most robust and sophisticated chassis to date.
Thanks to the use of lightweight, highly resistant materials, a platform with low inertia and great rigidity has been achieved.

This safety and comfort will be present even at high speeds. The new suspension and steering systems offer excellent driving dynamics, and, with the Real Time AWD system, we will enjoy better cornering and assistance on uphill gradients.

The new Honda CR-V uses, for the first time, ultra-high-strength hot-stamped steel. This material will be present in up to 9% of the bodyshell, reinforcing key points that enhance safety in the event of a collision. The use of this new material makes the chassis of this new Honda CR-V the most rigid, lightweight, resistant and safest to date.

HONDA UNVEILS THE TECHNOLOGY BEHIND THE MOST ROBUST, SAFE AND DYNAMIC CR-V TO DATE

Comfort is another of the most reinforced aspects of this new model. The new suspension contributes to a centred dynamic, the best in the model’s history. Driving comfort is greater than in previous models, with a new mechanical configuration to make it compatible with all road surface conditions.

The Honda CR-V will, for the first time, incorporate the Agile Handling Assist (AHA) manoeuvrability system. It has been specially adapted for Europe to suit the varied driving conditions on this continent.
The latest Honda all-wheel-drive technology, the Real Time AWD system, improves compatibility with different road conditions, as well as saving fuel.
Software updates to the AWD system allow up to 60% of torque to be sent to the rear wheels when necessary, especially when driving uphill.
This new technology will be available as standard on the factory model.

In short, we can expect from the Honda CR-V the safest and most comfortable model to date, offering improvements from a more rigid, safe and lightweight bodyshell to an enhanced suspension that adapts to different types of terrain. Without a doubt, great anticipation surrounds the successful SUV from the Japanese firm.

Technical specifications of this car

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