The pure electric concept car Honda CR-V PHEV made its debut. This car can be said to be a pure electric SUV launched by Honda in the true sense. The appearance of the new car is more sci-fi than Honda's existing models. The headlights adopt a through-type light strip style and the overall shape is more modern.
The head of the new car is more rounded, but the lines are very sharp, creating a strong sense of movement. The headlights on both sides are long and narrow, and there is a through LED light strip in the middle to connect, and the visual effect is excellent after lighting.
In addition, the new car's LOGO is quite eye-catching. It has a luminous feature, showing a white style under static conditions. After lighting, it complements the through-type headlights above, further enhancing the sense of technology.
The appearance of the new car basically continues the fuel version, but the front grille has changed, consisting of three horizontal chrome-plated decorative strips. At the same time, the LOGO is painted in blue to show its identity as a plug-in hybrid model.
The overall shape of the rear of the car is also the same as the fuel version, with L-shaped LED taillights, which is highly recognizable. The rear enclosure is decorated with silver matte chrome plating, and the single-exhaust pipe on both sides is also changed to a quadrilateral design, which improves the quality of the vehicle. At the same time, the PHEV logo was added to the tailgate.
In terms of power, the plug-in hybrid technology of CR-V Rui·Hybrid e+ is based on Honda's third-generation i-MMD hybrid system, equipped with a 2.0L naturally aspirated engine with a power of 107kW and an electric motor with a maximum power of 135kW.
The new car has three driving modes: pure electric, hybrid and fuel. The battery capacity is expected to reach 17kWh, the NEDC pure electric battery life can reach 100km, and the fuel consumption per 100 kilometers is 1.1L when fully charged.
Compared with Honda CRV 2019 Malaysia, a pure electric concept car, how do you feel?
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