The Honda HR-V has undergone a subtle makeover three years after its initial launch to remain competitive in the crowded compact SUV market. Despite being Honda's top-selling model in Europe, it did not require significant changes. The updates include a redesigned grille, a more defined front bumper with all-black trim for a sportier appearance, and updated headlights with darker internals and a new LED signature. The rear now features a refreshed LED light bar, and three additional paint options - Sage Green, Seabed Blue, and Urban Grey.
Inside, the center console of the dashboard has been redesigned for easier access to the wireless charging pad. The cabin now has enhanced soundproofing for improved comfort, and all models come with standard privacy glass. The new Advance Plus trim boasts a glass roof, unique alloy wheels, and body-colored trim with a contrasting Crystal Black grille.
Honda's 'Sensing' safety suite has been updated to include a 360-degree camera that can be activated through the touchscreen. The system now features refined active safety features and an improved traffic-jam assist system that provides steering support from a standstill.
