2025 Toyota RAV4 vs. Honda CR-V
If you need a vehicle to commute on the highway or for city driving while having the versatility to haul cargo or carry passengers comfortably, you may want to look at a compact SUV. Two models that lead the pack in this segment are the 2025 Toyota RAV4 and the Honda CR-V.
 2025 Toyota RAV4 |
 2025 Honda CR-V |
MSRP |
|
| $29,250 | $30,100 |
City/Highway MPG |
|
| 27 / 35 | 28 / 34 |
Engine |
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| 2.5 L 4-cylinder | 1.5 L 4-cylinder |
Transmission |
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| 8-speed automatic | CVT |
Horsepower |
|
| 203 hp | 190 hp |
What You Get with the RAV4 and CR-V
Both the 2025 Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V include two rows with seating for five. Two-wheel drive is standard on the base trim and is powered by a four-cylinder engine. Android Auto and Apple CarPlay are standard on both models as well, allowing you access to your phone’s apps and phone calls without taking your hands off the wheel. These two models offer multiple trims to ensure you get everything you want. Performance is similar on both the RAV4 and CR-V with the Toyota model offering slightly more horsepower while providing almost identical fuel economy.
Information and Entertainment on the Go
Both the Toyota RAV4 and Honda CR-V provide the basic technology features for all trims. Toyota adds a few extras to the base trim, such as navigation with an eight-inch touchscreen with 3D images and voice command. Toyota’s base audio system comes with six speakers while Honda’s system includes four speakers. If you choose a higher trim, you’ll get an eight-speaker system with Honda while the RAV4 allows you to choose the JBL system with 11 speakers.
Comfort for Your Journey
Toyota and Honda take comfort seriously, including several features across the lines. Adaptive cruise control is standard along with automatic high beams to help you stay safe. Both models include split-folding rear seats to give you more options for carrying passengers and cargo. Toyota adds heated power mirrors to the base trim. Power driver’s seats are standard on higher trims for both Toyota and Honda, but only the RAV4 includes memory settings to ensure the same position the next time you drive. Both models have a standard moonroof with the highest trims, allowing for more natural light and beautiful views as you travel.
Which Model Offers Better Safety Features?
Safety is top priority for Toyota and Honda with many systems being standard, such as daytime running lights, collision warning system with automatic braking, and electronic traction control. The 2025 Toyota RAV4 offers blind spot warning as an option for the base trim while Honda only includes it on higher trim levels. Rear cross-traffic alert is also available for all Toyota models but only an option on higher Honda models. As you move up in trims, you’ll find systems, such as lane departure warning and activated steering on both models.
When you compare the 2025 Toyota RAV4 and the Honda CR-V side-by-side, you’ll see they have a lot in common. Both models are designed to accommodate your needs when traveling. However, the RAV4 adds a few extras with each trim level.
If you live around Birmingham, Trussville, or Hoover, you can see the 2025 Toyota RAV4 at Serra Toyota. Stop in today or contact us to find out how to make this model your own.