In Australia, The Outgoing Honda CR-V Receives A New Black Edition And VTi 7 +Luxe Trims

by AutoExpert   |  30 June, 2022

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In anticipation of the arrival of the next-generation Honda CR-V, Honda Australia has introduced two limited-run special edition models of the SUV. The CR-V Black Edition is the first. It is built on the CR-V VTi and has a variety of features as standard equipment seen on more expensive versions.

These include heated front seats, 18-inch alloy wheels, Active Cornering Lights, and LED headlights. The inside has also received a few unique additions. These include leather-trimmed front seats with a stitched Black Edition badge, and also piano-black accents on the steering wheel, climate control border, and door handle margins.

Honda CR-V

Additionally, the center console, dash, and door trims all include wooden elements in a dark hue. The CR-V Black Edition will be offered in either Crystal Black or Platinum White.

The CR-V VTi 7 +Luxe is the second new edition. Based on the CR-V VTi 7, it has several improved options, such as heated front seats, leather-appointed seat trim, and an eight-way power driver's seat with two-position memory. Ignite Red, Cosmic Blue, Lunar Silver, Meteoroid Grey, and Platinum Grey are the possible colours for this new model.

Honda CR-V

According to Stephen Collins, chief operating officer of Honda Australia, "The CR-V continues to be a popular choice for private buyers in the Medium SUV segment, offering a broad range of equipment and trim levels to cater to the specific needs of customers, across both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive configurations, and with five-seat and seven-seat layouts."

Drive-away costs for the Honda CR-V VTi 7 +Luxe begin at AU$43,700 ($30,226), while the Black Edition begins at AU$44,600 ($30,846).

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