▲ In the case that medium and large cars are not popular with Japanese people and are priced more expensive than rivals, Honda has reported that it will stop selling the Japanese CR-V this year.
Unlike the domestic hot sale, Honda (Honda) CR-V instead of sales in the Japanese domestic market is dismal, in addition to the local medium and large car is not popular, the price is high, sales also sold out RAV4, Forester, CX-5 and other peer rivals, the original factory has been rumored to be ready to sell CR-V in Japan, and plans to be replaced by a new small cross-border SUV ZR-V (tentative car name).
▲ The 6th generation of major overhaul CR-V will debut in the second season of this year, and will take the lead in the North American market to sell, the picture is the expected picture.
Although the current 5th generation CR-V is selling well in overseas markets, the pricing in Japan is too high, not only more expensive than the direct rival TOYOTA RAV4, but even higher than the Harrier, plus medium and large models are less popular in Japan, so the Japanese CR-V may be discontinued this year. However, the overseas market is the complete opposite, and the upcoming 6th generation of major refurbishment CR-V models will be enlarged, which will be the first to be sold in the North American market, and is expected to be officially unveiled in the second quarter.
▲For Japan, Southeast Asia, Europe and other markets, it is rumored that Honda will launch a new cross-border travel ZR-V to replace, the picture is the Z-RV envisioned map.
As for the ZR-V, which is expected to replace the Japanese CR-V, it will focus on Southeast Asia, Japan, Europe and other markets, the length of the car will be limited to about 4 meters, and it is expected to be launched in the form of a new generation of HR-V (Japanese car name Vezel) derivative model, by sharing parts with Civic to reduce costs, focusing on the young market, as for the power formation is expected to provide 1.5 liters of gasoline turbine engine, and even 1.5 liters e: HEV oil and electricity.