From compact city driving to family road trips and Vancouver Island adventures, find the Honda SUV that best fits the way you actually drive.
Compare Honda SUVsStart with what matters most to you, then take a closer look at the Honda SUVs that fit your needs.
Easy to manoeuvre, practical and sized well for commuting, city driving and everyday errands.
Best For: City Driving · Commuting · First SUVA versatile everyday SUV with a comfortable cabin and the flexibility families and commuters need.
Best For: Families · Everyday Driving · VersatilityCR-V practicality paired with an efficient hybrid powertrain for drivers looking to use less fuel.
Best For: Fuel Economy · Commuting · FamiliesA larger five-passenger SUV designed for drivers who want space, capability and outdoor versatility.
Best For: Adventure · Cargo · CapabilityA spacious three-row Honda SUV built for bigger families, passengers, cargo and road trips.
Best For: Larger Families · 3 Rows · Road TripsYou don't need to start with specifications. Start with your life.
Compact dimensions and everyday practicality matter more than maximum passenger capacity.
Start with: HR-VYou want passenger space, cargo flexibility and an SUV that's still easy to live with every day.
Start with: CR-V or CR-V HybridGear, trails, road trips and rougher destinations are a regular part of your plans.
Start with: PassportPassenger capacity matters, whether that's kids, friends, extended family or all of the above.
Start with: PilotThe HR-V is a smart place to start if you want SUV practicality without moving into a larger vehicle. It's especially well suited to commuting, city driving and drivers buying their first SUV.
The CR-V hits the middle ground for a lot of shoppers. It offers more space than the HR-V without becoming a large SUV, making it a strong choice for families, commuters and road trips.
If you like the size and versatility of the CR-V but want to place more emphasis on fuel economy, the CR-V Hybrid deserves a close look. It does not require plugging in for everyday hybrid operation.
The Passport is aimed at drivers who want more room and capability without needing a third row. Its five-passenger layout leaves plenty of focus on cargo, comfort and adventure-oriented utility.
When passenger capacity becomes the priority, the Pilot moves to three rows with seating configurations for seven or eight occupants, depending on trim.
Use this as a quick starting point before comparing individual trims, options and equipment.
| Category | HR-V | CR-V | CR-V Hybrid | Passport | Pilot |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Size | Compact | Compact | Compact | Midsize | Midsize |
| Rows | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 3 |
| Best For | City / commuting | Everyday families | Efficiency / families | Adventure / cargo | Larger families |
| Hybrid | No | Separate hybrid model available | Yes | No | No |
| AWD | Available | Available | Available by configuration | Yes | Yes |
| Ideal Buyer | First SUV buyer | Versatility-focused buyer | Fuel-conscious SUV buyer | Outdoor-focused buyer | 3-row family buyer |
A few simple questions can usually narrow the lineup down quickly.
If yes, start with the Pilot. If not, you can focus on the HR-V, CR-V, CR-V Hybrid and Passport.
If you want SUV versatility while emphasizing efficiency, compare the CR-V Hybrid with the gasoline CR-V.
The HR-V is the smallest place to start, while the CR-V gives you more family-oriented space.
If cargo, outdoor gear and capability matter more than a third row, the Passport may be the better fit.
Bigger isn't automatically better. Choose enough passenger and cargo room without paying for space you'll rarely use.
Once you're down to two models, a back-to-back test drive is often the easiest way to make the decision.
Compare the lineup online, then visit Campbell River Honda to see your favourites side-by-side and get behind the wheel.
Honda offers SUVs for a wide range of drivers. The HR-V is a compact option suited to commuting and everyday driving, while the CR-V adds more room and family-friendly versatility. Drivers interested in reducing fuel consumption can also consider the CR-V Hybrid.
Moving up in size, the Passport provides a spacious two-row layout with an adventure-focused personality, while the Pilot adds a third row for shoppers who need additional passenger capacity. The right choice comes down to how much space, efficiency and capability you actually need.
The HR-V is Honda's compact SUV and is a good place to start for shoppers who prioritize manoeuvrability, commuting and everyday practicality.
The CR-V works well for many five-passenger households, while the Pilot is the Honda SUV to consider when you need three rows and additional passenger capacity.
The CR-V Hybrid combines the CR-V's practical SUV format with a hybrid powertrain and does not require routine plug-in charging.
The Passport is a five-passenger two-row SUV with a strong adventure focus. The Pilot adds a third row and can seat seven or eight passengers, depending on configuration.
Yes. Our team can help you compare size, seating, powertrain choices, features and available inventory, then arrange test drives of the models that make the most sense for you.





