After leaked photos of Honda’s 2012 CR-V concept car reached the online world, Honda has now released official details and an image of its next-generation CR-V.
The new crossover will debut at a California show this September and be on sale in North America by the end of the year and in global markets by mid 2012.
The 2012 CR-V Concept is a pre-production model with flashy details like gloss black mouldings, but gives a clear idea of the upcoming production car.
“The 2012 CR-V Concept introduces the exterior styling for the more sophisticated and dynamic design of the upcoming production model,” said John Mendel, executive vice president of sales for American Honda.
Rear styling is hard to judge, but Honda has said the current CR-V model’s vertical rear taillights will be retained but with a more three-dimensional style. Inside, the CR-V will feature an all-new interior with a more spacious design and lower cargo floor.
The new CR-V is expected to be lighter and be offered with a new six-speed automatic transmission. Little is known about engine options at this stage but expect petrol and turbo diesel offerings depending on market.
Check back for more details on the upcoming 2012 Honda CR-V.
wow. Honda really have no idea, do they
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I like the look of the new 2012 Honda CRV. Will be interesting to see what new features Honda has added considering the current model is already higly spec’d. I can’t wait for it to release on international shores so it can gain the appreciation it rightly deserves.