Looking for a small SUV in 2025? The Honda CR-V continues to be one of the most popular choices—but does it still live up to the hype? Here's what drivers are saying now.

âś… Spacious Interior Without Feeling Bulky

One thing drivers consistently praise about the 2025 CR-V is how much room it offers inside without driving like a full-size SUV. There's ample headroom, backseat legroom, and cargo space—perfect for families, road trippers, or just anyone tired of feeling cramped. The redesigned interior also adds modern finishes, a cleaner dash layout, and smarter tech placement.

â›˝ Fuel Efficiency That Beats Expectations

In a market full of gas-guzzling crossovers, the 2025 CR-V stands out with impressive fuel economy—especially the hybrid version, which can reach over 40 MPG combined. Even the standard turbo engine offers solid mileage. For daily commutes and long drives alike, it keeps costs down without sacrificing power.

📱 Upgraded Tech That’s Actually Useful

The 2025 CR-V comes with a larger touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto, USB-C ports, and a digital gauge cluster in higher trims. Honda’s driver-assist suite—standard across all trims—adds lane keep assist, adaptive cruise, and more. Owners say it’s intuitive, not overwhelming, and adds real peace of mind on the road.

đź”§ Low Maintenance, High Resale Value

Honda’s reputation for reliability continues with the 2025 model. Owners report few mechanical issues, reasonable service costs, and strong resale value. For buyers worried about long-term ownership costs, the CR-V remains one of the safest bets in its class—especially when compared to brands with higher repair bills.

⚖️ Still Competitive—But Watch the Trim Pricing

While the base trims remain affordable, higher trims (like the Sport Touring Hybrid) can creep into premium territory. Make sure the features you're getting match your needs. If you're not set on leather or premium audio, the mid-level EX or Sport Hybrid trims strike the best balance between price and value.