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Honda CR-V · Car radio

Honda CR-V Android screen & radio upgrade, generation by generation.

Radio King does head unit upgrade on every Honda CR-V generation we see: RE (2007–2012): Android screen with a fascia and harness for the RE dashboard; steering-wheel buttons kept, DAB and a camera input included, premium audio cars keep the amplifier; RM (2012–2018): Android screen with a canbus adapter so the i-MID display, steering-wheel buttons and the factory amplifier keep working; DAB and a camera input included; RW (2018–2023): 9-inch Android screen made for the RW dashboard on entry cars and imports, climate and steering controls kept; Honda Connect cars usually stay factory. From €290. Send your reg and we confirm the route and the price the same day.

By generation

Car radio on each CR-V: how we do it.

Find your years in the first two columns. The factory system decides the route, and the route decides the price — send the reg if you are not sure which one you have.

Car Radio & Android Screen Upgrade on the Honda CR-V by generation
GenerationYearsFactory systemHow we do itFrom
RE2007–2012CD radio built into the dashboard; Honda DVD navigation with a 6.5-inch screen on the EX; Japanese imports carry a Gathers unitAndroid screen with a fascia and harness for the RE dashboard; steering-wheel buttons kept, DAB and a camera input included, premium audio cars keep the amplifierfrom €290
RM2012–2018CD radio with the i-MID 5-inch display on early cars; Honda Connect 7-inch touchscreen from the 2015 facelift, without CarPlay; Japanese imports carry a Gathers unitAndroid screen with a canbus adapter so the i-MID display, steering-wheel buttons and the factory amplifier keep working; DAB and a camera input includedfrom €290
RW2018–2023Honda Connect 7-inch touchscreen with CarPlay and Android Auto on SE and above; a 5-inch display audio without CarPlay on the entry S; Japanese-import Hybrids carry a Gathers unit9-inch Android screen made for the RW dashboard on entry cars and imports, climate and steering controls kept; Honda Connect cars usually stay factoryfrom €290
Be the first

No Honda CR-V car radio case on Latest Jobs yet. Yours could be the first.

Book the car radio install, let us photograph the finished car for a case study, and you get a discount on the fitting. Every CR-V owner after you gets a real example to look at.

Honda car radio kits in the shop

Supply-only with delivery across Ireland, or fitted at our Dublin 11 workshop with the fitting booked at checkout.

FAQ

Honda CR-V car radio: questions people ask.

Answers for CR-V owners. Something else? Message us on WhatsApp — we usually reply in under 5 minutes.

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How much does car radio cost on a Honda CR-V?

It depends on the generation. RE (2007–2012): from €290; RM (2012–2018): from €290; RW (2018–2023): from €290. Fitting is done at our Dublin 11 workshop — send the reg and we confirm the exact price before you book.

Which Honda CR-V years can have car radio?

RE, built 2007–2012 (CD radio built into the dashboard; Honda DVD navigation with a 6.5-inch screen on the EX; Japanese imports carry a Gathers unit): Android screen with a fascia and harness for the RE dashboard; steering-wheel buttons kept, DAB and a camera input included, premium audio cars keep the amplifier. RM, built 2012–2018 (CD radio with the i-MID 5-inch display on early cars; Honda Connect 7-inch touchscreen from the 2015 facelift, without CarPlay; Japanese imports carry a Gathers unit): Android screen with a canbus adapter so the i-MID display, steering-wheel buttons and the factory amplifier keep working; DAB and a camera input included. RW, built 2018–2023 (Honda Connect 7-inch touchscreen with CarPlay and Android Auto on SE and above; a 5-inch display audio without CarPlay on the entry S; Japanese-import Hybrids carry a Gathers unit): 9-inch Android screen made for the RW dashboard on entry cars and imports, climate and steering controls kept; Honda Connect cars usually stay factory.

How long does car radio take on a Honda CR-V?

Two to three hours, usually the same day on the Honda CR-V RE, RM and RW. You can wait at the workshop or drop the car in the morning and collect it the same day.

What stays factory when you fit car radio on a Honda CR-V?

On every CR-V we work on — RE, RM and RW — the steering-wheel buttons, the factory amplifier and speakers, the reverse camera and the climate controls stay; the new unit adds wireless CarPlay and Android Auto, DAB and a camera input.

Do I need to book car radio for my Honda CR-V, and is there a warranty?

Yes — send the reg or the year and generation (RE, RM and RW) on WhatsApp or the form below, and we confirm the route, the price and the next free slot. The work carries a one-year warranty, and the workshop is in Rosemount Business Park, Dublin 11, Monday to Saturday.

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Book your CR-V car radio install.

Tell us the year — we'll confirm the generation, the route, the price and the next free slot.

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    Conor Walls

    Called them and they booked me in within a couple of hours, same day. The install took less than 30 minutes. Very professional. Highly recommend!

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    David Murphy

    Got Apple CarPlay installed by Radio King. Poppy there manager was very helpful and polite. Highly recommend.

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    Mark Connor

    Great service, very professional. Installed car radio in 1 hour and 30 minutes. Everything is working great with the radio.

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    Ebenezer Kwatchey

    Got new radio and rear sensors for my Honda Vezel, very happy with it. Thank you to Poppy.

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    Sofiul Alam

    Service is very good.

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