The Honda HR-V has cemented itself in the crossover SUV segment by offering just the right blend of affordability, low running costs and standard equipment. Their magic seats allow for a variety of seating solutions and free up space when not needed.
The model was released in 2015 and in 2018 it received a mid-lifecycle update. We look at everything that changed on the perennial Honda HR-V.
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The Honda HR-V 2018 facelift
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