Honda in Australia has trimmed prices on the popular hybrid versions of the CR-V and ZR-V as these models make room for their next-generation replacements scheduled to go on sale in 2026. The timing looks deliberate, clearing the decks ahead of the model change and giving the hybrids a timely push.

According to the company, the flagship CR-V e:HEV RS is cheaper by three thousand dollars, dropping from 59,900 to 56,900 dollars.

The top-spec ZR-V e:HEV LX follows the same path: now 51,900 dollars instead of 54,900. The offer applies to 2025 model-year vehicles currently in dealer stock.

Alongside the lower price tags, the brand has introduced a special extended warranty for customers purchasing HR-V, CR-V and ZR-V from the beginning of December this year through the end of next winter. The program brings unusually generous terms: an eight-year, unlimited-mileage vehicle warranty plus eight years of roadside assistance. For buyers weighing a switch to hybrid, that level of coverage can be the reassurance that seals the deal.