The Honda CR-V, once the smallest SUV in Honda’s lineup, has now moved up in rank due to the introduction of the HR-V and ZR-V, making it the middle child between them and the Pilot. It’s a five-seater SUV with optional pop-up seats in the back. The CR-V now features a new design both inside and out, and is powered by a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine producing 190 hp and 240 Nm of torque, paired with a CVT and an all-wheel drive system similar to the Pilot's. On the exterior, it has a large grille, LED headlights and tail lights, and 17-inch alloy wheels. Inside, it offers leather seats that are both ventilated and heated in the front, a stylish dashboard with wood and piano black trim, and a honeycomb design for the air vents. It includes physical controls for the AC, a wireless phone charger, USB ports (Type A and C), a panoramic sunroof, and straightforward gear and economy controls. The back seats also have USB-C ports and window controls. The steering wheel houses controls for cruise and media, and there’s a heads-up display along with a blind spot camera that activates with the turn signal. A button toggles between the camera view and a 360-degree view when stationary. The car supports Android Auto, and future pricing and trim details will be available on YallaMotor.com.