In October, Honda Malaysia launched a darkish-themed model of its 2021 Honda CR-V facelift referred to as the Black Edition. As the moniker suggests, fairly a little bit of the specific shade makes is method on to the SUV, which is predicated on a mid 1.5L TC-P 2WD variant.
For starters, the mannequin will get a Crystal Black Pearl exterior, and the entrance grille and entrance bumper garnish have been blacked out for impact. The rear bumper garnish additionally goes the identical route, and the 18-inch alloys are actually completed in piano black, finishing the therapy.
Inside, the trim parts for the steering wheel, digital meter panel and air-conditioning vents are actually in piano black, and the fake wooden trim adorning the centre console, dashboard and doorways ditches the jarring brown on the regular car and replaces it with matte black, offering the cabin with a extra uniform look. Also to be discovered is black headlining and “Black Edition” lettering embroidered on the entrance leather-based seats.
Otherwise, there aren’t any modifications. As earlier than, the L15BE 1.5 litre VTEC Turbo engine continues to supply 193 PS and 243 Nm in the method of output, with energy despatched to the entrance wheels by way of an Earth Dreams CVT. The 1.5L TC-P 2WD options the Honda Sensing security suite of driver help tech, and new to the CR-V with the refresh is a distant engine begin characteristic.
The CR-V Black Edition is priced at RM161,913, on-the-street with out insurance coverage, with SST exemption, which makes it RM4,298 greater than the common TC-P 2WD model.
