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The Honda HR-V Facelift (2025) has arrived, promising to be a pleasant everyday companion for city dwellers. With its compact dimensions and efficient hybrid powertrain, this updated model is well-suited for urban environments.
The interior of the HR-V Facelift offers long-distance comfort suitable for four adults, thanks to updates that enhance comfort and driving experience. Improved sound insulation and optimized engine speed adaptation are claimed to significantly improve ride comfort compared to the predecessor.
Under the hood, the HR-V Facelift is only offered with the e:HEV hybrid system, which provides a system output of 131 PS (96 kW) and 253 Nm. Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h takes 10.6 seconds, and the top speed is 170 km/h. The combined WLTP consumption of the HR-V Facelift is a frugal 5.3 liters of Super per 100 kilometers.
The HR-V Facelift maintains its expressive line after the update, with subtle changes to the front section. The exterior undergoes subtle retouches and a distinctive front design, making it a stylish option in the compact SUV segment.
Practical storage and the "Magic Seats" are featured in the HR-V, providing a luggage volume of up to 1,289 liters. The model also boasts a number of comfort and assistance systems as standard, including navigation, seat heating, manual air conditioning, rearview camera, cruise control, traffic sign recognition, and "Magic Seats" in the rear.
The base model, the Elegance version, starts at a base price of 34,700 Euro. For those seeking additional features, the top Advance Style Plus version is priced at 41,300 Euro and includes a panoramic glass roof, two-tone paint, and a high-quality audio system with ten speakers.
The HR-V Facelift also offers a number of convenient in-car technologies. A 9-inch touchscreen and a 7-inch digital display provide easy navigation and information. The facelift has notably improved the model's comfort in terms of acoustics and drive, making it a comfortable and enjoyable ride.
With its combination of style, comfort, and efficiency, the Honda HR-V Facelift (2025) is shaping up to be a strong contender in the compact SUV market. It may not be directly compared to the Kia Niro, Mazda CX-30, or Toyota Corolla Cross in this article, but its unique features and competitive pricing make it worth considering for those in the market for a compact SUV.
