The current CR-V (RS, 2023-onwards) is 5-seat only in the UK - Honda dropped the seven-seat option for Europe. That matters for floor mats because the previous Mk5 sold with an optional third row, and older listings still index against “CR-V 7-seat” even for cars that never had one here.
Fit facts at a glance
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Body | 5-seat SUV only (UK) |
| Cargo behind rear seats | 579 L (e:HEV AWD), 617 L (e:HEV 2WD), 635 L (e:PHEV) |
| Rear bench | Slides fore-aft and reclines |
| Retention | Two round twist-lock posts driver’s side |
| Trims (UK) | Elegance, Advance, Advance Tech |
What to look for on the listing
- The listing must specify “Mk6 CR-V” or “2023-onwards” - not just “CR-V”, which will match Mk5 stock.
- Confirm the mat set is 5-seat; do not buy anything labelled “row 3” or “third row” for the UK Mk6.
- Rear liner should have a raised front lip to follow the sliding bench.
- e:PHEV has the same cabin as e:HEV - no PHEV-specific cabin mat needed.
Frequently asked questions
Do Mk5 CR-V mats fit the Mk6?
No. The Mk6 uses a longer wheelbase and revised footwell layout; Mk5 mats sit but the retention posts do not line up.
Does the sliding rear bench cause the rear liner to bunch?
Only if the liner is a flat panel with no kick-up at the front. Buy a rear liner cut with a raised front lip and it moves with the seat cleanly.