2024 Honda CR-V Sport L Hybrid Fuel Economy Test

What is the fuel economy of a Honda CR-V Sport Hybrid? How many miles per gallon does a 2024 Honda CR-V Sport L Hybrid get on the highway? Does a hybrid CR-V get good gas milage? Does a front-wheel-drive CR-V actually get its real world MPG? Does the Honda CR-V get good gas mileage? Tonight we find out with this real world gas mileage test!

To view my Fuel Economy Test on a Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, please click here:

To view my Fuel Economy Test on a 2023 Honda CR-V EX-L with the 1.5 liter turbo engine, please click here:

[CarDietrich]

To watch my full review on this 2024 Honda CR-V Sport L Hybrid, please click here:

[andreango]

My 2024 Sport L FWD achieved 44 mpg in ECON mode, mostly freeway driving, rush hour traffic, mixed with approx 30% city driving. Love the mileage!

[neuromaiden]

Have the same model and need to brake or decelerate a lot to get high MPGs. I have the car for about 2 weeks and my MPGs got to almost 44. The highway where I live is pretty trafficked though and uses the EV quite often. So far, a full tank lasts more than 14 days and is cheaper to fill it compared to my previous car (Nissan Altima).

[dav]

This car shines in city and especially soul crushing traffic. It’s just ok on straight freeway cruising. I have the 2wd hybrid sport and it absolutely crushes my wife’s 1.5t in fuel economy all around.

[hamzadar]

I just got the same trim about 3 weeks ago and I live in a hilly elevation. My first tank just gave me 30mpg. Then I change my driven habits a bit and now I am getting 39.6mpg combined.

[Randomstuff-cp]

I have been getting 37.5 mpg both city and highway driving on a 2024 Cr-V hybrid.

[nobel]

I got 46 mpg on my first tank driving in Las Vegas streets

[odkaya]

I have been driving my honda crv hybrid sport L for amost a year and getting 34.1. I have driven it in various trains flat and hilly. I have driven it around 75 mph on average.

[alfontana]

Thanks for your video. Don't forget the RAV 4 Hybrid is all wheel drive.

[geovanny]

I have my 2025 HONDA CRV HYBRID SPORT L AWD i got 380 miles with a full tank from dealer, it seems like it gets 28-30 mpg driving on NORMAL MODE, not too happy with that, any suggestions, thanks.

[Eclipse]

For my commute, it is mostly 55 mph, and I've been averaging 39.98mpg.

[scottanthony]

"Amazing" how the vehicle's trip computer is so far off what you got doing the old fashioned way. Also amazing that it was estimating high. (sarcasm font enabled). I've long sensed that my Forester XT's in-car computer is giving me better than I'm actually getting too. I'd like to see a few more tests, and perhaps fill-ups requiring more than a couple gallons in case there are "topping off" errors. Not sure how consistent the auto shut-off of the pump nozzles actually are (given random swirling of gas as you fill, etc.), but a 10-12 gallon fill-up would make this less of a factor. Thanks for doing a real world consumer test though.

[Drivelikeitzstoln]

Thanks! I am wanting bigger vehicle - current have 22 civic sport touring and I love it so much but it's getting small with two kids and sports gear. I do not want to get like 10-20mpg with an suv tho so the crv hybrid might be my favorite and best option

[rickytecon]

I have the same one with 1600 mile on it. Mostly city driving with a light foot. averaging 36.7 mpg.

[whatwhome]

When comparing the CRV in that test to the Rav4, one has to consider that this a comparison of the 2-wheel drive CRV to and AWD Rav4.

[marathonkev]

I have been driving in ECON mode and seem to be getting 33-34 mpg in mixed driving. Not near the mileage it is advertised for. Any secrets to improving gas mileage? My car is a 2024 Sporty L with about 1500 miles on it!

[dizzlestoy]

Do the exact same test but stay at 71 MPH or faster.

[RegCoulter]

This is a great video, however, there is physical barrier that you cannot eliminate, and that is what happens when you drive over about 57 mph. The air that has to be compressed and displaced by the vehicle reduces your effective fuel economy. You cannot do anything about this except to keep the vehicle under the oft quoted 60 mph speed. You can Google this is you do not believe me.

I have just purchased (in Canada) a 2024 CRV Hybrid Touring Edition and expected to take delivery of it towards the end of next week. Rather than have the 19 inch all season tires on it, it will have 17” Michelin X-Ice 2 winter tires on separate rims. I live here in Saskatchewan and we are expecting our first dose of winter snow this coming Wednesday to the amount of between 5 and 7 centimetres, hence the reason I will take delivery with those winter tires installed. The summers will be stored at the dealer until the spring when most of the snow is gone.
I do not expect that the fuel economy will be as good with the winter tires, but, I intend to do measurements in a similar fashion to yourself. My standard practice with all of my vehicles has been to track fuel use for every fill, and then watch and see if there any sudden decreases, indicating something amiss. Most of my Hondas (this is my 11th Honda) started to show marked improvements in fuel economy around the 16000 kilometer mark, so it will be interesting to see if my new Hybrid shows any similar.

Again, great video and test. Thanks for producing it.

[Meliodas.Dragon]

Temp 71F. Normal Driving mode. Mileage 2, 074

[ringsixty]

Getting 36.4 mpg, mix driving in normal mode on my 2024 AWD Sport Touring.