2020 Honda CR-V Hybrid consumer reviews

Excellent performer. Plenty of zip and power. I’ve recorded 39.6 mpg in warm weather last year. Down and back to Florida was recorded at 38.8. Very spacious, excellent cargo capacity. I’m 6’9” and am comfortable behind the wheel.

Great vehicle not so great feel economy drive good rides good looks nice transmission shutters at low speed, premature tire wear passenger seat does not move up or down only forward and back

So I've owned my 2020 Honda CR-V for 2 years now. It's been overall a great and reliable vehicle. I originally wanted to upgrade from my Civic Hatchback to a truck but didn't want to sacrifice fuel economy or spend $40,000+ for a good truck. We bought my wife a 2019 CR-V EX FWD the previous year and we really enjoyed driving it and loved the cargo space and comfortable seating in the back for when we were traveling with others. When I saw the Hybrid model was released I decided to check it out. It checked off most everything on my list that I was wanting from a truck overall since I didn't need it to tow things and while I couldn't load everything in the trunk with the seats folded down, like I could in the bed of a truck, I definitely could load a lot of things when needed and it was good on gas and I could get it for about $32,000. So in the end it was a great fit. We've loved having 2 CR-V's and normally will take mine on day trips mainly because it has AWD and my wife's doesn't but the one area I've been disappointed in with the vehicle is Highway MPG. My wife's CR-V is rated at 34mpg on the highway and my CR-V Hybrid is rated at 35mpg on the highway. When we take her car on long road trips she gets about 32-35mpg like advertised and these trips are 95% highway. When we take mine on the same trip my fuel economy is much worse dropping to 27-30mpg and I'm driving in both scenarios. Now when I drive normally, like when I'm going to work or to run errands throughout the week, the fuel economy is great, even getting up to 40mpg on average at times but usually around 36-39mpg. I've asked Honda why my car is rated as being better on the highway compared to my wife's CR-V and yet my car is far worse on the highway and I was basically told I'm not driving it correctly. It's definitely an annoyance but since we have my wife's CR-V available to take on the long trips it works out for our uses.

2020 Hybrid. When we first got it, we got 32mpg. 13,000 miles later we average 25mpg. I have put the highest grade gas in, no difference. Very limited options. My wiper fluid ran out, no alert prior. Just out. The Honda link is basically worthless. Doesnt show tire pressures. The car is fairly comfortable to drive. Charging station is slow and the wireless charge is too small for my Galaxy. In the winter any ice at all and my sensors trigger alerts until I go wipe them all off driving me bonkers. The in lane detection is horrible. Had to turn off. Picks up cracks in road and when going around a curve about threw me into the ditch. Had to deactivate it. Headlights poorly light up road. My Subaru and BMW lit the ditches up. The auto dim also reacts slow and flashes on-coming cars. Had to turn that off as well. Nice looking car, poorly designed and fuel usage is unacceptable. Most people actually drive a car. You shouldnt have to adjust your driving style around a car thats advertised to get over 30mpg.

This is my second CRV, my first Hybrid. I love the SUV on a whole but I am disappointed in the gas mileage. I am not getting any better gas mileage in the Hybrid than I did with my other CRV, about 31mpg.

'21 Hybrid, Touring trim. If you can keep highway speeds at 65 or under and know how to approach driving a hybrid, this gets great gas mileage (above estimates in our case). It's quick and responsive in town and comfortable on the road. The safety features are solid. The infotainment center is lacking, but Android Auto fixed that for us. The sound system is crisp and full. We're plenty happy, and we'd buy this same model again in a heartbeat.

I purchased this car 3 weeks ago and am happy to report that not only is this car comfortable to drive around the city it is equally comfortable on longer interstate travels. Currently, I am getting 38.9 mpg after 1600 miles of mixed driving. The safety features are abundant and I love the adaptive cruise control. The only thing missing is a spare tire. I definitely would recommend this car.

Everything you would want in a hybrid and more. Great features, styling and performance. It has exceeded my expectations thus far and expect it will continue.

If you're looking for decent mpg don't consider the Honda CR-V hybrid. I bought a 2020 touring model and am I sorry, haven't bested 27mpg on flat, paved roads, with no accessories running. Also own a Toyota Prius, and would have stayed with Toyota except Rav4 hybrid seats don't fold flat.

Great smooth ride and handling....good pickup on acceleration and a terrific sound system. Plenty of legroom for all passengers....the hybrid option is nice on gas mileage.