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Next-generation Honda CR-V coming in 2027

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First reported by CarExpert · 13 November at 10:22 am

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The quick read

Honda's next-generation CR-V is coming in 2027
The new CR-V features more aggressive styling and a next-gen hybrid system
Honda's US dealers were shown the new CR-V and Accord
The brand's next-gen hybrid system will be used in the new models

For dealers: Australian dealers should prepare for potential changes in customer demand with the introduction of Honda's next-gen hybrid system

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ADME commentary

The ADME angle

The next-generation Honda CR-V's more aggressive styling will likely attract a new demographic of buyers, potentially increasing showroom traffic for Australian dealers

What it means for the order bank

The introduction of Honda's next-gen hybrid system in the CR-V and Accord models will give Australian dealers a competitive edge in the hybrid segment, allowing them to target customers looking for more fuel-efficient vehicles

The fact that Honda's US dealers were shown the new models this week suggests that the company is preparing for a global rollout, which could lead to increased marketing and advertising efforts in Australia

Competitor response and pricing

Competitors in the hybrid segment, such as Toyota and Hyundai, will likely respond to Honda's next-gen hybrid system by updating their own models, potentially leading to a pricing war that could affect Australian dealers' margins

Australian dealers should focus on highlighting the benefits of Honda's next-gen hybrid system to customers, such as improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions, to maintain a competitive edge

Taking action

This week, Australian dealers can start preparing for the introduction of the next-generation CR-V by reviewing their current stock and ordering processes to ensure they are ready to meet customer demand for the new model

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