The Next CR-V Is Headed for Honda's Indiana Plant, Three Months Behind Schedule

According to a report, Honda has pushed back the start of production for its next-generation CR-V Hybrid by three months. The more lasting news is where the new crossover will be built. The CR-V is set to take over the line at Honda's Indiana plant that currently builds the Civic. That puts one of the brand's most familiar nameplates on an American assembly line in the middle of the country. For owners following the next generation, the three months only change when it starts, not where it will be made. When it arrives, it will come out of Indiana.

With reporting from Car and Driver.