The 2026 Honda CR-V begins at $32,315 for the standard model, and the price rises to $37,025 for the CR-V Hybrid’s starting trim. The all-new TrailSport, available exclusively as a hybrid, is built for off-road adventures and comes with a price tag of $40,195. The 2026 CR-V now features a 9.0-inch touchscreen and a wireless phone charger as standard equipment across all trim levels. The Honda CR-V and CR-V Hybrid are the two types that sell the most. They do better as a group than the rest of the team. The 2026 Honda CR-V and CR-V Hybrid cars, which were released at the end of last month, are meant to keep up these sales trends. Now you can see the prices for the whole collection. Pricing for the CR-V Prices for the gas-only CR-V range widely from $32,315 for the base LX trim to $34,545 for the top-of-the-line EX. The base price for the non-hybrid top-of-the-line, the EX-L, is $36,795. As you move up in the hybrid range, the price goes up a little. The base price of the Sport model starts at $37,025, while the Sport L begins at $40,120. The newly introduced TrailSport edition is priced at $40,195, making it slightly more expensive than the Sport L. In the end, the most expensive model is the Sport Touring, which costs $43,645. For the 2026 CR-V, every trim level now includes Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and a wireless phone charger as standard features. Every version also comes equipped with a centrally positioned 9.0-inch touchscreen, which is 2 inches larger than the display found in the previous model. Additionally, the EX-L gas model and all hybrid versions excluding the Sport trim are now outfitted with a new 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster. The CR-V’s all-wheel-drive system and new technology have been changed for 2026. The car’s traction control will send power to the wheels with the best grip when the speed is less than nine miles per hour and identify slippage. Honda says the new models should be in stock soon at your local dealer because they will be available this spring.
