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Last Updated on: 24 Aug 2026

Honda ZR-V User Reviews

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The Honda ZR-V is expected to come to India with a petrol-hybrid powertrain, likely using a 2.0-litre four-cylinder engine producing around 180hp. The transmission of choice is possibly an e-CVT unit, while the drive configuration is likely to be all-wheel drive (AWD).

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Prior to my Innova HyCross, I was driving a Honda CR-V for a very long time. I am thinking of buying the Honda ZR-V, but I am unsure about the product and pricing. Any suggestions from Team Autocar?

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If you enjoyed owning the Honda CR-V, the Honda ZR-V will feel like a natural successor. This Honda car carries forward the same Honda traits of refinement, comfort and effortless drivability, while adding a modern 2.0-litre strong-hybrid powertrain producing 184hp and 315Nm, paired with an e-CVT.The only caveat is the price. At an expected Rs 40-50 lakh (ex-showroom), the ZR-V comes to India as a full import (CBU), which will make it considerably more expensive than similarly sized SUVs. That's where we feel the value proposition becomes difficult to justify.If you're happy with your Innova HyCross, the ZR-V won't necessarily feel like an upgrade in terms of space or practicality. The HyCross offers a roomier cabin and will arguably be the more versatile family car. The ZR-V is aimed more at buyers who want a premium five-seat crossover with excellent refinement and hybrid efficiency rather than maximum practicality.

VehicleHonda ZR-V
VehicleToyota Innova HyCross
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Is Honda planning to bring the CR-V back to India through the CBU route, similar to the ZR-V?

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Short answer: there is no official plan to bring the CR-V back to India right now, CBU or otherwise. Honda has not announced a relaunch, and dealers aren’t taking bookings.About the ZR-V, Honda is importing a few units under the 2,500-car rule to gauge interest in out market, and it's set to be unveiled today. A CBU ZR-V would be niche and pricey due to taxes, likely in the Rs 40-50 lakh range.Honda’s current focus in India is on higher volume mass market models and its first EV that's set to arrive next year.

VehicleHonda ZR-V