2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid compact SUV:

🚙 2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid – EPA MPG (City / Highway / Combined)

🔹 Front-Wheel Drive (FWD)

• City: ≈ 43 MPG

• Highway: ≈ 36 MPG

• Combined: ≈ 40 MPG
  (This is for trims like the Sport Hybrid or Sport-L Hybrid with FWD.) 

🔹 All-Wheel Drive (AWD)

• City: ≈ 40 MPG

• Highway: ≈ 34 MPG

• Combined: ≈ 37 MPG
  (Common for AWD trims including Sport Touring and Sport Hybrid AWD.) 

🔹 TrailSport Hybrid (AWD with off-road tires)

• City: ≈ 38 MPG

• Highway: ≈ 33 MPG

• Combined: ≈ 35 MPG
  (This trim’s off-road tires and gearing slightly lower EPA ratings.) 

📌 What This Means

• City MPG is highest because the hybrid system captures braking energy and uses electric assist more in stop-and-go driving. 

• Highway MPG is lower since sustained speeds rely more on the gasoline engine, though it’s still much better than a non-hybrid CR-V. 

• FWD versions deliver the best efficiency, while AWD adds weight and friction, reducing the figures slightly. 

📊 Quick Summary

These are the EPA ratings for the 2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid — excellent fuel economy for a compact SUV with hybrid efficiency. 

Would you like an estimate of how many miles you can drive per tank based on these mpg figures and the CR-V Hybrid’s fuel tank capacity? (I can calculate that too.)