Table of Contents
- Honda CR-V statistics at a glance
- Table of contents
- Honda CR-V sales statistics and U.S. growth trends
- Honda CR-V hybrid statistics and electrification data
- Honda CR-V global market statistics and worldwide milestones
- Honda CR-V Canada statistics and market share signals
- Honda CR-V pricing and trim statistics
- Honda CR-V fuel economy and performance statistics
- Honda CR-V safety, reliability, and benchmark statistics
- Honda CR-V depreciation and resale statistics
- Honda CR-V theft statistics and risk data
- More notable Honda CR-V statistics worth citing
Honda CR-V statistics at a glance
The Honda CR-V keeps putting up numbers that are hard to ignore: record U.S. sales, a hybrid mix that now defines the nameplate, and global volume that places it among the world’s biggest SUVs.
The standout angle is simple: this is no longer just a strong-selling compact SUV, but one of Honda’s most important vehicles across nearly every major metric.
Big number: American Honda sold 402,791 CR-V units in the U.S. in 2024, setting a new annual sales record for the model.
Fast facts
- 402,791 U.S.
CR-V sales in 2024
- 11% U.S. year-over-year sales growth from 2023 to 2024
- 403,768 U.S.
CR-V sales in 2025
- 203,000+ U.S.
CR-V hybrid sales in 2024
- 50% of U.S.
CR-V sales were hybrid in 2024
- 738,315 global CR-V sales in 2024
- 3rd best-selling SUV globally in 2024
- 15 million+ cumulative global CR-V sales by October 2025
- 55,987 CR-V sales in Canada in 2025
- 63.1% of Canadian CR-V sales were hybrid in 2025
Table of contents
- Honda CR-V sales statistics
- Honda CR-V hybrid statistics
- Honda CR-V global market statistics
- Honda CR-V Canada statistics
- Honda CR-V pricing and trim statistics
- Honda CR-V fuel economy and performance statistics
- Honda CR-V safety and reliability statistics
- Honda CR-V depreciation and resale statistics
- Honda CR-V theft statistics
Honda CR-V sales statistics and U.S. growth trends
The CR-V set a new U.S. sales record in 2024 at 402,791 units. That made it American Honda’s top-selling model in the United States and the first Honda vehicle to clear 400,000 annual U.S. sales since the Accord did it in 2001.
U.S.
CR-V sales rose 11% from 2023 to 2024. Honda went from 361,457 units in 2023 to 402,791 in 2024, a gain of more than 41,000 units in a single year.
Momentum continued into 2025, but growth slowed sharply. U.S. sales edged up to 403,768 units in 2025, just a 0.24% increase over the 2024 record.
Why it matters: The CR-V did not just rebound after weaker 2022 volume.
It moved from 238,155 units in 2022 to 361,457 in 2023, then to 402,791 in 2024, showing a steep multi-year climb.
| Year | U.S. CR-V sales | Year-over-year change |
|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 238,155 | — |
| 2023 | 361,457 | Up vs. 2022 |
| 2024 | 402,791 | +11% |
| 2025 | 403,768 | +0.24% |
| 2019 | 384,168 | Pre-2024 record benchmark |
Even before the full-year 2024 record, the CR-V was already near the top of the U.S. market. In the first half of 2024, Honda sold 196,204 CR-Vs, enough to rank 2nd among best-selling SUVs in the U.S., trailing only the Toyota RAV4 at 248,295.
Across all U.S. vehicles, not just SUVs, the CR-V ranked 4th in 2024 with 402,791 sales.
That places it in an elite volume tier usually reserved for the market’s biggest mainstream leaders.
Key takeaways
- The CR-V was Honda’s top-selling U.S. model in 2024.
- It became the first Honda since 2001 to exceed 400,000 U.S. annual sales.
- The jump from 2022 to 2024 was dramatic, rising from 238,155 to 402,791.
- Growth remained positive in 2025, but at a far slower pace than 2024.
Honda CR-V hybrid statistics and electrification data
Hybrid demand is now central to the CR-V story. Honda sold more than 203,000 CR-V hybrid units in the U.S. in 2024, and those hybrids accounted for 50% of total U.S.
CR-V sales.
That hybrid mix was already high in 2023. In that year, 55% of U.S.
CR-V sales were hybrid-electric models, showing that electrified demand has become a defining part of the nameplate’s market position.
The CR-V is also a major contributor to Honda’s broader electrification push. Electrified Honda models, including CR-V hybrids, represented more than 25% of total Honda brand U.S. sales in 2024.
Pull quote: One out of every two CR-Vs sold in the U.S. in 2024 was a hybrid.
The hybrid story matters because it helps explain why the CR-V has remained relevant in a segment that represented 21.1% of the U.S. light vehicle market in December 2024.
In a giant compact non-premium SUV segment, efficiency has become one of the clearest volume drivers.
- 203,000+ U.S. hybrid CR-V sales in 2024
- 50% hybrid share of U.S.
CR-V sales in 2024
- 55% hybrid share of U.S.
CR-V sales in 2023
- 25%+ share for electrified Honda brand sales in the U.S. in 2024
Honda CR-V global market statistics and worldwide milestones
The CR-V is not only a U.S. success story. Global Honda CR-V sales reached 738,315 units in 2024, up 4.2% year over year.
That total made the CR-V the world’s 3rd best-selling SUV in 2024. It also ranked as Honda’s top-selling model globally, underlining the vehicle’s importance far beyond North America.
At a glance
- 738,315 global CR-V sales in 2024
- +4.2% global year-over-year growth
- 3rd best-selling SUV worldwide in 2024
- 15 million+ cumulative sales by October 2025
- 150 countries where the CR-V is sold
The long-term volume base is massive. Cumulative global Honda CR-V sales exceeded 15 million units by October 2025.
Before that, the CR-V had already crossed the 10 million-unit milestone in 2018.
The model’s global reach is unusually broad for a compact SUV. Honda says the CR-V is sold in approximately 150 countries worldwide.
The timeline is also notable. Honda launched the first-generation CR-V in Japan in 1995, began U.S. sales in 1997, and celebrated the model’s 30th anniversary in 2025.
| Global CR-V milestone | Figure |
|---|---|
| Launch in Japan | 1995 |
| U.S. sales begin | 1997 |
| Cumulative sales milestone | 10 million in 2018 |
| Global sales in 2024 | 738,315 |
| Global SUV rank in 2024 | 3rd |
| Cumulative sales by Oct. 2025 |
15 million+ |
| Countries sold | Approx. 150 |
China has also been a meaningful CR-V market. Honda sold 213,306 CR-Vs in China in 2019 and 249,983 in 2020, showing the model’s ability to generate major volume outside North America.
The CR-V is also a major force in Canada. Honda sold 55,987 CR-V units in Canada in 2025, up 1% from 55,363 in 2024.
That 2025 total was enough to rank the CR-V as Canada’s 5th best-selling vehicle overall. That is a standout result in a market where pickups and high-volume crossovers dominate the rankings.
Hybrid adoption is even stronger in Canada than in the U.S. Honda sold 35,325 CR-V hybrid units in Canada in 2025, and hybrids accounted for 63.1% of Canadian CR-V sales.
The CR-V Hybrid was Canada’s best-selling hybrid-powered vehicle in 2025. That makes the Canadian market one of the clearest examples of the model’s electrified momentum.
| Year | Canada CR-V sales | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | 52,146 | Baseline |
| 2024 | 55,363 | Up vs. 2023 |
| 2025 | 55,987 | +1% vs. 2024 |
Why it matters: Canada’s 63.1% CR-V hybrid share in 2025 was well above the U.S. hybrid mix figures cited for 2024 and 2023, suggesting especially strong appetite for electrified CR-V variants north of the border.
- 55,987 total CR-V sales in Canada in 2025
- 35,325 hybrid CR-V sales in Canada in 2025
- 63.1% hybrid share in Canada in 2025
- 5th best-selling vehicle overall in Canada in 2025
- 280+ Honda dealerships operating across Canada
- 400,000+ vehicles of annual manufacturing capacity at Honda of Canada Manufacturing, including the CR-V
Honda CR-V pricing and trim statistics
The 2025 Honda CR-V starts at $30,100 for the LX and climbs to $41,100 for the Sport Touring Hybrid.
The lineup spans an $11,000 price spread across six trims, giving buyers a broad range of entry points from mainstream gas models to top-end hybrid versions.
| 2025 CR-V pricing stat | Figure |
|---|---|
| Starting MSRP, LX | $30,100 |
| Starting MSRP, Sport Touring Hybrid | $41,100 |
| Total price spread | $11,000 |
| Number of trims | 6 |
The six trim levels are:
- LX
- EX
- Sport Hybrid
- EX-L
- Sport-L Hybrid
- Sport Touring Hybrid
The trim ladder also mirrors the model’s split identity: part value-focused family SUV, part efficiency-first hybrid nameplate.
Honda CR-V fuel economy and performance statistics
Fuel economy is one of the clearest statistical advantages in the CR-V range. The 2025 front-wheel-drive gas model is EPA-rated at 28 mpg city, 34 mpg highway, and 30 mpg combined, while the all-wheel-drive gas model posts 26/31/28 mpg.
The hybrids move the numbers much higher. The front-wheel-drive hybrid is rated at 43 mpg city, 36 mpg highway, and 40 mpg combined, while the all-wheel-drive hybrid comes in at 40/34/37 mpg.
| Powertrain | City mpg | Highway mpg | Combined mpg |
|---|---|---|---|
| FWD gas | 28 | 34 | 30 |
| AWD gas | 26 | 31 | 28 |
| FWD hybrid | 43 | 36 | 40 |
| AWD hybrid | 40 | 34 | 37 |
Power output differs by drivetrain. The gasoline CR-V’s turbocharged 1.5-liter engine produces 190 hp and 179 lb-ft of torque, while CR-V hybrid trims produce 204 hp.
Every trim uses a 14.0-gallon fuel tank. That gives the fuel economy stats more practical meaning, especially for road-trip and commuting buyers.
Independent testing adds a useful benchmark. Car and Driver recorded 31 mpg in its 75-mph highway fuel economy test for a 2025 CR-V EX-L AWD, and measured a 0-60 mph time of 8.1 seconds.
Fast facts
- 190 hp gas engine output
- 204 hp hybrid system output
- 14.0 gallons fuel tank capacity
- 8.1 seconds 0-60 mph for EX-L AWD in testing
- 31 mpg observed highway test result for EX-L AWD
Size and utility remain a core part of the CR-V formula. The 2025 CR-V EX-L AWD rides on a 106.3-inch wheelbase, measures 184.8 inches long, offers 39 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the rear seats and 77 cubic feet behind the front seats, and has a curb weight of 3,614 pounds.
Honda CR-V safety, reliability, and benchmark statistics
The 2025 Honda CR-V earned an overall 5-star NHTSA safety rating. Its detailed scores included a 4-star frontal crash rating, 5-star side crash rating, and 4-star rollover resistance rating.
IIHS results were more mixed. The CR-V earned a Good rating in the small overlap front test, but a Poor rating in the updated moderate overlap front test for rear-seat protection.
It also received Acceptable ratings for front crash prevention vehicle-to-vehicle and pedestrian systems.
| Safety benchmark | Result |
|---|---|
| NHTSA overall rating | 5 stars |
| NHTSA frontal crash | 4 stars |
| NHTSA side crash | 5 stars |
| NHTSA rollover | 4 stars |
| IIHS small overlap front | Good |
| IIHS updated moderate overlap front rear-seat protection | Poor |
| IIHS front crash prevention | Acceptable |
On quality and ownership indicators, the CR-V also scores well. J.D.
Power gave the 2025 Honda CR-V an 84/100 for Quality and Reliability, an 86/100 for Resale value forecast, and an 83/100 overall consumer rating.
That 83/100 score placed the CR-V 3rd among J.D.
Power’s 2025 Best Compact SUVs.
Consumer Reports also rated the model favorably on reliability expectations. It states the 2025 CR-V is more reliable than other cars from the same model year, and predicts the 2026 CR-V will be more reliable than the average new car.
One cautionary stat: Consumer Reports data showed the 2025 Honda CR-V had 5 NHTSA recall campaigns on file.
Honda CR-V depreciation and resale statistics
The CR-V’s resale performance is one of its strongest ownership numbers. According to iSeeCars, the Honda CR-V depreciates 28.9% after five years and retains an estimated resale value of $21,993.
That is far better than the compact SUV average. Compact SUVs lose an average of 39.9% of value after five years, which means the CR-V outperforms the segment by 11 percentage points on depreciation.
Shorter-term retention is strong too. After three years, the CR-V depreciates 13.3% with an estimated resale value of $26,800.
| Resale metric | CR-V | Benchmark |
|---|---|---|
| 3-year depreciation | 13.3% | — |
| 3-year estimated resale value | $26,800 | — |
| 5-year depreciation | 28.9% | 39.9% compact SUV average |
| 5-year estimated resale value | $21,993 | — |
Used-market pricing supports the same pattern. A 1-year-old 2025 CR-V averages $32,125 as a used vehicle, while a 5-year-old 2021 CR-V averages $24,755.
Pull quote: The CR-V loses 28.9% of its value over five years versus 39.9% for the average compact SUV.
Honda CR-V theft statistics and risk data
The CR-V remains a commonly stolen vehicle in the U.S., especially older model years. The NICB reported 4,889 Honda CR-V thefts in the first half of 2025, ranking it the 9th most stolen vehicle during that period.
In full-year 2022, NICB reported 13,832 CR-V thefts, making it the 10th most stolen vehicle that year.
The most commonly stolen CR-V model year in 2022 was 2001.
The trend had already been elevated earlier in the decade. NICB reported 12,309 Honda CR-V thefts in 2020, a 21.9% increase from 2019.
| Theft statistic | Figure |
|---|---|
| U.S. CR-V thefts, H1 2025 |
4,889 |
| Theft rank, H1 2025 | 9th most stolen |
| U.S. CR-V thefts, 2022 |
13,832 |
| Theft rank, 2022 | 10th most stolen |
| Most commonly stolen CR-V model year in 2022 | 2001 |
| U.S. CR-V thefts, 2020 |
12,309 |
| 2020 increase vs. 2019 |
21.9% |
Why this stands out: even as the latest CR-V posts record sales, the theft data shows the nameplate’s long-running popularity also has a downside, particularly for older units that remain highly prevalent on the road.
More notable Honda CR-V statistics worth citing
- 760,000+ Honda SUV sales in the U.S. in 2024, an all-time record for the brand.
- 4th place for the CR-V among all U.S. vehicles by 2024 sales volume.
- 2nd place for the CR-V among U.S.
SUVs in H1 2024.
- 55,363 CR-V sales in Canada in 2024.
- 52,146 CR-V sales in Canada in 2023.
- 249,983 CR-V sales in China in 2020.
- 213,306 CR-V sales in China in 2019.
- 83/100 J.D.
Power overall consumer rating.
- 86/100 J.D.
Power resale value forecast score.
- 21.1% market share for the U.S. compact non-premium SUV segment in December 2024.