- Honda’s best-selling CR-V SUV will be offered only as a 100% hybrid, a move the Bradenton Herald says reflects broader trends in the auto industry.
- The change means buyers will no longer have a gas-only option for the popular crossover.
- Automakers are shifting toward electrified lineups as consumers weigh fuel costs and emissions rules.
- The decision highlights how quickly mainstream family vehicles are adapting to new powertrain technology.
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