Honda has introduced revised UK pricing for its CR-V and ZR-V SUV ranges, with the ZR-V now starting at £35,215 and the larger CR-V available from £43,995.
The new on-the-road prices take effect from 2 November 2026 and apply across both models, including the CR-V’s full hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions.
The move strengthens Honda’s position in the competitive electrified SUV market, where purchase price, running costs and everyday practicality remain important considerations for buyers.
Honda’s New SUV Prices
ZR-V e:HEV
- Elegance: £35,215
- Sport: £37,455
- Advance: £39,585
CR-V e:HEV
- Elegance: £43,995
- Advance: £46,995
CR-V e:PHEV
- Elegance Tech: £44,995
- Advance Tech: £47,995
All prices are manufacturer’s stated UK on-the-road prices, effective 2 November 2026.
Honda CR-V: Hybrid Choice and Family Practicality
The CR-V is Honda’s largest SUV offered in Europe and is available with either a self-charging e:HEV full hybrid or an e:PHEV plug-in hybrid powertrain.
Designed for families and drivers seeking additional space, the CR-V combines a roomy passenger cabin with generous luggage capacity and Honda SENSING driver-assistance technology as standard.
Honda quotes a driving range of up to 596 miles under WLTP testing, while the plug-in hybrid can travel up to 50 miles using electric power alone, depending on specification and conditions.
With the revised pricing, the CR-V e:HEV Elegance starts at £43,995, while the e:PHEV Elegance Tech is priced from £44,995.
Honda ZR-V: A More Compact Hybrid SUV
Positioned between the HR-V and CR-V, the ZR-V offers a smaller SUV alternative with an emphasis on responsive driving and everyday usability.
Its 2.0-litre e:HEV full hybrid system produces 184PS, combining petrol and electric power without requiring external charging.
Standard equipment includes a nine-inch infotainment touchscreen, wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto connectivity and Honda SENSING safety technology.
The revised ZR-V range starts at £35,215 for Elegance, rising to £39,585 for the Advance specification.
What Honda Says
Michael Doyle, Head of Automobile at Honda Motor Europe (UK), says the revised pricing is intended to improve accessibility while maintaining the quality, technology and reliability associated with the brand.
Motoring Echo Overview
When do the new prices apply?
From 2 November 2026.
How much is the Honda ZR-V?
From £35,215 on the road.
How much is the Honda CR-V?
From £43,995 for the full hybrid and £44,995 for the plug-in hybrid.
What is the difference between e:HEV and e:PHEV?
The e:HEV is a self-charging full hybrid, while the e:PHEV has a larger battery that can be charged externally for longer electric-only journeys.
What is the CR-V’s electric driving range?
Up to 50 miles WLTP for the plug-in hybrid.
Motoring Echo Verdict
Honda’s revised pricing makes both SUVs more attractive to buyers considering hybrid technology without moving to a fully electric vehicle.
The ZR-V offers a relatively compact, self-charging hybrid package, while the larger CR-V provides greater space and the option of plug-in hybrid motoring.
Of particular interest is the £1,000 difference between the entry-level CR-V full hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions, although buyers should also consider equipment differences, charging access and individual driving patterns before choosing.
