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The CR-V hydrogen-powered version: the future of zero emissions.
The CR-V FCEV is equipped with a dedicated hydrogen fuel cell motor that converts hydrogen into electricity through a chemical reaction to power the drive motor. Honda did not disclose its range, but said it could travel "quite a mileage" with hydrogen.
Environmental Advantages**: As we all know, hydrogen fuel vehicles emit water vapor, so the CR-V FCEV is truly "emission-free" and ideal for green travel. In addition, hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles also have advantages such as fast refueling, long cruising range, and zero tailpipe emissions.
Multi-functional design**: It is reported that Honda has reserved the ability to discharge external power when designing the CR-V FCEV, which can even provide power for the home. The model is currently undergoing intensive testing and is expected to start small-scale production in 2024. In the future, with the continuous advancement of technology and the reduction of costs, hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles will be applied in more fields.
Global Layout**: Earlier, Honda discontinued production in Japan, and production of new vehicles was completed by Dongfeng Honda of China.
The hydrogen-powered version of the CR-V will be first sold in the Chinese market and exported to overseas markets. This shows that Honda attaches great importance to the Chinese market and is optimistic about China's development potential in the field of new energy vehicles.
Comparison of existing models**: The length, width and height of Dongfeng Honda CR-V currently on sale in China are: 4703 1866 1680 mm, and the wheelbase is 2700 mm. In terms of power, there are three versions: gasoline, hybrid and plug-in hybrid. All of these models have been well received by consumers and have achieved excellent results in their respective segments.
Strategic considerations**: As Dongfeng Honda's main model and core IP, the CR-V is relatively conservative in terms of electrification transformation, and strives to make steady progress.
Although no electric version has been launched, Dongfeng Honda's recently released all-electric brand "Lingxi" shows its determination to enter the electric vehicle field. This shows that Dongfeng Honda has a long-term strategic layout and planning in the field of new energy vehicles.