Editor’s comparisonFigures as published
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and Honda CR-V Hybrid
Two mainstream hybrid SUVs compared by the way people actually use them.
| Question | Toyota RAV4 Hybrid | Honda CR-V Hybrid |
|---|---|---|
| Powertrain | Hybrid / PHEV | Hybrid / PHEV |
| Body | SUV | SUV |
| Official range | Market dependent Local check needed | Market dependent Local check needed |
| Battery | Varies by powertrain Local check needed | Varies by powertrain Local check needed |
| Peak DC charging | Not generally supported Market or version specific | Not generally supported Market or version specific |
| Published fast charge | AC charging for PHEV versions | AC charging for PHEV versions |
| Efficiency reference | Testing standard dependent Local check needed | Testing standard dependent Local check needed |
| Seats | 5 | 5 |
A copper figure leads only where both cars publish the same measure on the same test cycle. Hover a mark to see how far the figure can be trusted.
Our view. Choose between these cars by the charging you can access, the version sold in your market, and the journeys you repeat. The table below separates official reference values from assumptions. A larger maximum number is not automatically the better ownership experience.
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid rapid charging
AC charging for PHEV versions
Honda CR-V Hybrid rapid charging
AC charging for PHEV versions
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Verify the local version
Batteries, motor outputs, standard equipment, warranties, connectors, and even model names can differ by country. Compare local quotations only after confirming that both cars match the versions shown here.