The Honda ZR-V will be available in Europe from next year 2023

Honda meets its Electric Vision goal for 2022 and announces three new electrified models

Honda's latest releases confirm it: they're getting closer and closer to the premium brands . And make no mistake, they're doing it by offering high quality and a level of technology that appeals to customers who want the best from their cars. Not only that, but quietly they're implementing an electrification plan that they'll roll out to all the markets where they already have a presence. But their growth strategy goes even further…

Do you remember when we told you that Honda had registered the ZR-V trademark? The purpose was unknown at the time, but we already suspected it would end up on the tailgate of an SUV. And that's exactly what happened, as the new Honda ZR-V is now official. However, details about it are still scarce, although we do know it will eventually arrive in Europe. Keep an eye on its market positioning…

The Honda ZR-V will be located in the European range between the HR-V and CR-V…

All-new Honda ZR-V to join Honda's SUV line-up in Europe in 2023

In case you've forgotten, Honda's European lineup is one of the most limited . It consists of a couple of city cars, a mid-size compact, and a couple of SUVs. They all share the common feature of being electrified in one way or another and, moreover, being the latest generation. Well, the new Honda ZR-V will slot between the HR-V and CR-V , occupying the space corresponding to the C segment. And it will arrive in just a few months…

If the brand's plans go according to plan, the ZR-V will be available in European markets in 2023. Furthermore, it will be powered by the extraordinary e:HEV full hybrid powertrain found in the brand's latest releases. In fact, according to the official press release published by the company, it arrives to further expand Honda's range of electrified options for European customers.

Honda ZR-V rendering
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For now, it's unknown which version of the e:HEV hybrid system this ZR-V will use . It could be the same as the HR-V's or the one that will be used in the eleventh-generation Civic sold in Europe. In any case, we'll have to wait until closer to its debut date to learn more. In China, it will be manufactured by GAC Honda and sold with two gasoline engines: a 1.5-liter turbo with 182 hp and a 2.0-liter naturally aspirated engine with 158 hp.

Patience then...

Source – Honda


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