When did Honda stop making the CR-Z?

Honda CR-Z Discontinuation
Honda stopped making the CR-Z hybrid sports coupe after the 2016 model year. The decision to discontinue the CR-Z was announced by Honda due to years of less-than-stellar sales numbers. The company aimed to expand its sales of electrified vehicles with the addition of two new volume models, the 2017 Accord Hybrid and the Clarity range of fuel cell, electric, and plug-in hybrid vehicles [[8]].
The CR-Z struggled to find buyers from the start and faced challenges in terms of performance expectations and sales. Despite efforts to update the car throughout its life, Honda never fully turned the CR-Z into an appealing sports coupe, which ultimately eroded its appeal to eco-minded hybrid customers .
Additionally, the CR-Z was criticized for not offering much of a benefit, especially after 2011 when compact cars began surpassing its fuel economy advantage and sometimes came with more power and better performance. This led to the decision to discontinue the model after the 2016 model year.
There were speculations about the possibility of the CR-Z making a comeback, as evidenced by Honda’s application for a trademark of the nameplate and the sale of a brand new CR-Z four years after it was discontinued. However, the discontinuation was officially announced, and the CR-Z did not return for the 2017 model year [[10]].

What engine does Honda CR-Z use?

1.5 SOHC i-VTEC
HONDA CR-Z

ENGINE	1.5 SOHC i-VTEC
Capacity	cc	1497
Compression ratio	10.4
Max. Power (Engine)	kW/PS	84/114
@ rpm	6100

Why did Honda discontinue the CR-Z?

Eventually, the CR-Z was discontinued. Sales numbers were less robust than Honda might have hoped. In many markets, especially in the United States, the sales figures were below expectations. It can be difficult to invest in the right choice with so many options.

Does Honda CR-Z have timing belt or chain?

Owners don’t have to worry about changing the timing belt, as the CR-Z has a maintenance-free timing chain. However brake fluid needs replacing every three years/37,500 miles, and the coolant replaced at 10 years/125,000 miles (and five years/62,500 miles after that).

What is the mileage on a Honda CR-Z?

2013 Honda CR-Z

Vehicle	EPA Fuel Economy	Driver MPG
	36 MPG 35 38 combined city/hwy city hwy 2.8 gal/100 mi	40.8
382 miles Total Range
2013 Honda CR-Z 1.5 L, 4 cyl, Manual 6-spd, Regular Gasoline
	33 MPG 31 37 combined city/hwy city hwy 3.0 gal/100 mi	36.6

Is the Honda CR-Z a full hybrid?

Unlike a Prius and other Hybrids that are electric cars with an Internal Combustion Engine to extend range. A CR-Z never runs 100% electric and uses the IMA system to extend range and to start. The ICE engine is always needed .

How many miles per gallon does a 2010 Honda CRZ get?

Based on data from 29 vehicles, 2,031 fuel-ups and 630,487 miles of driving, the 2010 Honda CR-Z gets a combined Avg MPG of 38.83 with a 0.30 MPG margin of error. Below you can see a distribution of the fuel-ups with 54 outliers (2.59%) removed.

Is Honda CR-Z a 4 seater?

If you have a lot of friends or a large family, the CR-Z is not for you. There is no back seat, so there is only room for two. That said, seating for the driver and passenger is comfortable.

Is the Honda CR-Z coming back?

So it’s possible that Honda may revive the CR-Z in the coming years. However, it’s not confirmed by Honda as MotorTrend states: “We reached out to Honda for more information related to this trademark and the possible reemergence of the CR-Z, but have yet to hear back from a spokesperson.”

Does Honda still make the CRX?

The first generation CRX hit the streets in 1983 boasting a variety of straightfor Engineers. And manual or automatic transmissions.

What year did the Honda CR-Z come out?

The Honda CR-Z is the Japanese automaker’s first real attempt at a sporty hybrid hatchback. It was first released in 2010 when these efficient vehicles were still relative newcomers. Now, six years later, it is at the end of its lifecycle after a somewhat lackluster running.