Honda to showcase the facelifted CR-V at the 2014 Paris Motor Show
Honda's stand at the Paris Motor Show this year will be the platform for showcasing the new facelifted CR-V. Developed specially for Europe, this new version of the popular SUV gets new headlamps and fog lights, a new front grille, skid plate and bumper. If you're following the facelifted CR-V, you'll be able to distinguish it from its predecessors thanks to the refreshed tailgate design, new LED combination tail lamps and an all-new bumper at the back.
The Earth Dreams Technology series 1.6-litre i-DTEC four-cylinder diesel engine will replace the 2.2-litre mill currently powering the four-wheel drive CR-Vs. With the six-speed manual transmission, this engine is claimed to deliver 160PS and 350Nm. CO2 emissions below 130g/km are claimed to be an improvement of 11 per cent over the previous unit. The nine-speed automatic transmission offered as an option is touted to have CO2 emissions of less than 135g/km. Meanwhile, the two-wheel drive CR-V continues to be powered by the 120PS making 1.6-litre i-DTEC engine.
Manufactured at Honda's Swindon plant in UK, the facelifted CR-V will hit the European market this year. We can expect the SUV in India some time next year. More details will be revealed at Honda's press conference at the Paris Motor Show on October 2. Stay tuned to OVERDRIVE as we bring you updates from there.
HONDA (UK) REVEALS NEW-LOOK SWINDON-BUILT CR-V AT PARIS MOTOR SHOW 2014
| New-look Swindon-built CR-V gets more-powerful 1.6 litre i-DTEC diesel engine generating 160 PS and 350 Nm New nine-speed automatic transmission with reduced emissions and improved fuel economy Honda (UK) will this week use the Paris Motor Show to reveal its new-look CR-V. The exterior receives a whole new look with new headlamps, front grille, fog lights, skid-plate and bumper; whilst at the rear, new LED combination lamps, a refreshed tailgate design and bumper complete the enhancements. The new-look model of the CR-V, the world's best selling SUV in the first quarter of 2014*, is to be offered with a more powerful diesel engine as well as an optional efficient nine-speed automatic transmission. The four-wheel drive CR-V will be equipped with the higher-powered 1.6-litre i-DTEC four-cylinder diesel engine from Honda's Earth Dreams Technology series. This next-generation powertrain delivers outstanding performance and low CO2 emissions, with one of the best power-to-efficiency ratios on the market. This new engine replaces the previous 2.2 litre i-DTEC diesel in the CR-V. When matched with the six-speed manual transmission the new higher-powered diesel engine produces 160 PS and 350 Nm, while emitting a class-leading sub 130 g/km of CO2 â" an 11% improvement compared to the previous unit. To help CR-V owners fully exploit the latest engine's efficiency, the new model is also available with a new nine-speed automatic transmission, with CO2 emissions of less than 135 g/km â" 20% better than its predecessor. The two-wheel drive diesel CR-V, available with a manual transmission, will continue to be equipped with the 120 PS 1.6 litre i-DTEC diesel engine, now with emissions as low as 117 g/km. The new-look CR-V has been developed and engineered for European drivers. The car will be built at Honda's state-of-the-art plant in Swindon, UK. To see the new-look CR-V please visit the Honda Stand in Hall 3, at the Paris Motor Show 2014. Honda's press conference takes place on the stand at 16.45 CET on Thursday 2 October. | |
Starts Rs 28.27 Lakhs
1597cc
Automatic
120
300
18.3 Kmpl
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