HondaZR-V (2023-)
- Available new
- Medium/Large SUV
- Full hybrid
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Honda’s broad range of SUVs now includes the ZR-V, a medium-sized five-seat crossover. Launched in 2023, Honda’s hybrid SUV faces stiff competition from the likes of the Nissan Qashqai and VW Tiguan. Does it do enough to stand out? Read our Honda ZR-V (2023-) test review to find out.
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| Brand reliability 0-4 years |
- Nov 2024Last checked by Which?
- May 2024First reviewed by Which?
- Jun 2023Released
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