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With a pleasing redesign, the Honda CR-V compact crossover SUV has significant improvements for the 2023 model year. It has a stylish new exterior, a new hybrid powertrain, and many new features. Do you want the best that the new CR-V has to offer? Find out how much a fully loaded 2023 Honda CR-V costs.

Get a fully loaded new 2023 Honda CR-V Sport Touring Hybrid trim

​​Front angle view of new blue 2023 Honda CR-V crossover SUV, highlighting how much a fully loaded one costs
2023 Honda CR-V | Honda

For pricing, the starting cost of the new 2023 Honda CR-V crossover SUV ranges from $31,110 MSRP for the EX trim up to $38,600 MSRP for the Sport Touring Hybrid trim. So, if you want to go fully loaded with the CR-V, then you’ll need to choose the Sport Touring trim.

What does the CR-V Sport Touring Hybrid trim offer? For the higher price, what do you get? For one, the Sport Touring Hybrid trim delivers the best in CR-V performance and efficiency. It has an all-new hybrid powertrain. Combining a 2.0-liter inline 4-cylinder engine with two electric motors, it generates 204 horsepower and 247 lb-ft of torque. Also, for efficiency, it gets an estimated gas mileage of up to 43 city/36 highway mpg.

Additionally, the 2023 CR-V Sport Touring Hybrid trim offers many premium features. Examples include a Bose premium sound system, a heated steering wheel, heated front seats, a wireless phone charger, a dual-zone automatic climate control system, and a one-touch power moonroof.

Fully load a new 2023 CR-V with options, packages, and accessories

Dashboard and front seats in new 2023 Honda CR-V crossover SUV, highlighting how much a fully loaded one costs
2023 Honda CR-V | Honda

Now, we’ll cover the fully loaded aspects of the new 2023 Honda CR-V crossover SUV. To do this, you’ll need to add feature options, packages, and accessories, which cost extra. First, choose an exterior paint color. The CR-V offers several premium paint colors, such as Still Night Pearl and Radiant Red Metallic, which add $395 to the price.

Next, choose from the various packages for the CR-V, such as the All-Season Protection Package, HPD Package, and Utility Package. After choosing the packages, select from the CR-V accessories. For the exterior, this includes body side molding, door visors, a moonroof visor, a roof box, and attachments for outdoor gear such as bicycles, kayaks, skis, and snowboards. Also, interior accessories include illuminated door sill trim, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, a first aid kit, a cargo cover, and a cargo organizer.

When you buy the Sport Touring Hybrid trim and get the most expensive options, packages, and accessories, a fully loaded new 2023 Honda CR-V costs around $49,000.

Is a fully loaded new 2023 Honda CR-V worth the extra cost?

Should you get a fully loaded new 2023 Honda CR-V crossover SUV? Is the Sport Touring Hybrid trim, along with the added options, packages, and accessories — worth the extra cost? 

On the one hand, the $49,000 price for a fully loaded 2023 CR-V is considerably more than what you’d pay for one of the lower CR-V trims without all the extras. However, if you can afford it and desire the pinnacle of CR-V capabilities and premium features, then it might be worth getting a fully loaded new 2023 Honda CR-V.

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Mark Putzer

With seven years of experience writing in the automotive industry prior to joining MotorBiscuit in 2021, Mark’s work can be found on dealership websites across North America. A Bachelor of Science degree in zoology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison sent Mark into the wilderness for environmental studies. Here, he discovered a passion for driving off-road trucks and SUVs off the beaten path.

During his extensive international travels, Mark developed an affinity for foreign cars and international automotive markets. Inspired by the industry-wide push toward environmentally-friendly EVs and hybrids, Mark covers topics about recent advances in the automotive industry, in addition to everything from off-road concepts to emerging EV technology.