Honda continues to make efforts to reduce the environmental impact of its vehicles. This is the reason why it strives to lower emissions and improve fuel efficiency without jeopardizing the driving experience of Honda owners.
Advanced electromotive technologies, new powertrain technologies, and more fuel-efficient engines are being introduced and designed in new Honda models every year. The all new Honda HR-V Is considered as the first of a lot of smaller crossover vehicles that will replace bigger and less fuel-efficient vehicles in the long run.
The new Honda HR-V is a right-sized, sporty, and fun to drive vehicle. Its approachable price means a lot of drivers have access to the versatile crossover with top fuel economy rating. The executives of Honda have explained that Honda HR-V is designed to fulfill the brand’s promise to deliver both enjoyment and exceptional fuel efficiency.
Honda HR-V is currently one of SUVs that are space-efficient, which manage to provide more passenger as well as cargo space than you would think possible from diminutive exterior dimensions. It also takes pride of its reasonable price while providing high quality interior, legendary reliability of Honda, and ample feature content.
The styling of Honda HR-V has been tweaked. New Touring and Sport trim levels debut, which bring them noteworthy features and distinctive styling. Touring includes a needed power driver seat. Its top 3 trim levels come standard with Honda Sensing suite of technologies to accident avoidance.
The touchscreen interface of Honda HR-V gets a volume knob and some updates. When it comes to oily bits, you may not get Honda HR-V with a manual transmission. Luckily, CVT has been returned to be much refined.
In-Car Technology and Interior of Honda HR-V
The cabin of Honda HR-V is distinctive when it comes to the lineup of Honda SUV for the reason that it skews more toward form than function. Its rising floating center console, which may be wrapped in padded stimulated leather looks good like its unique touch-operated controls for climate. The quality of the materials is great for this budget segment. The same can’t be said when it comes to its infotainment system.
Although Honda added a volume knob for the touchscreen, yet that omission was not the only flaw of the system. It is still slow and the structure of the menu convoluted. You only have to look inside a Honda Accord to see what the infotainment of Honda is capable of. With that touchscreen, everything but the base LX trim feature 2 USB ports that are inconveniently located under the floating center console. There are also Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and different smartphone apps via HondaLink.
Fuel Economy and Performance of Honda HR-V
The situation under the hood of Honda HR-V is quite simple. Each version comes with 1.8L inline-four, which produces 127 lb ft of torque and 141 hp, which is one of the lowest outputs. CVT and front-wheel drive are standard, while the all-wheel drive is an option.
