The rear bonnet of a 2017 Honda CR-V is typically referred to as the rear hatch, tailgate, or liftgate. Here’s a detailed description of it:

2017 Honda CR-V Rear Bonnet (Liftgate) Description:

• Type: Power or manual liftgate, depending on the trim level.
• Material: Usually made of high-strength steel or aluminum for durability and weight reduction.
• Design:
  
• Smooth, aerodynamic contour aligned with the vehicle’s rear profile.
• Includes a rear window with a defogger and rear wiper.
• Features a roof spoiler at the top edge for style and aerodynamics.
• Contains Honda and CR-V badging, and possibly AWD badge if applicable.
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• Lighting:
  
• Integrated tail lamps partially wrap around the sides and may extend onto the liftgate.
• Includes high-mounted brake light on the upper spoiler.
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• Functionality:
  
• Power tailgate available in EX-L and Touring trims (with hands-free function on Touring).
• Equipped with hydraulic struts or electric struts for assisted opening/closing.
• May include rear-view camera mounted just above the license plate area.
• Interior latch release handle and emergency release (inside) for safety.
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If you’re referring to the TME (Total Market Equipment or similar abbreviation), that might need clarification—Honda doesn’t officially use ''TME'' as a trim or part designation. Let me know if you meant something specific by ''TME.''