Honda Drops Four Incredible CR-V Hybrid Lease Deals This June
The Honda CR-V Hybrid ticks a lot of boxes for many buyers right now. You get crossover versatility, a trusted badge, and electrified efficiency, all in one package. It's no surprise that this is one of Honda's favorite hybrids, even with a number of capable rivals in this category. If you're interested in one of these Hondas, there are currently four lease deals running this June, with big savings to be had if you qualify for one of the brand's loyalty or conquest discounts. Here's a full rundown of the details.
This Month's Honda CR-V Hybrid Lease Deals
All Honda CR-V Hybrids have a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine and electric motors that combine for 204 horsepower. The instant torque from the electric motors makes for a crossover that feels nicely responsive in city driving. It's in the efficiency stakes where it shines, though.
With FWD, the CR-V Hybrid gets EPA-rated figures of up to 43/36/40 mpg city/highway/combined, giving it a range of 560 miles on a full tank. Adding AWD drops those figures to 40/34/37 mpg and cuts around 40 miles from the range.
The CR-V is one of the best family vehicles in this segment. It's on the larger side for the class, which frees up ample passenger and cargo space. Rear legroom is a spacious 41 inches and cargo space behind the second row works out to 36.3 cubic feet.
All CR-V Hybrids have the following standard features:
- Wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
- One-touch power moonroof
- Dual-zone automatic climate control
- Heated front seats
- Power driver's seat
- Nine-inch color touchscreen
This is a generous specification considering that it applies to the base CR-V Hybrid.
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Final Thoughts
The Honda CR-V Hybrid set a sales record last month, with its best May U.S. sales yet. It also accounted for 54% of all CR-Vs sold, so it's now more popular than the cheaper non-hybrid model. There are many reasons to recommend this Honda; it's got real substance to it, is comfortable to drive, and all hybrids are impressively frugal. If you want to lease a new crossover with no real weaknesses, it's tough to beat.
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This story was originally published June 18, 2026 at 11:00 AM.