HR-V
Small Honda SUV
HR-V is a compact crossover SUV produced by Honda, positioned as their entry-level utility vehicle.
The name combines "Hi-rider Revolutionary Vehicle," reflecting its elevated driving position and versatile design.
She bought an HR-V for its fuel efficiency and cargo space.
The model competes in the subcompact crossover segment alongside vehicles like the Toyota C-HR and Mazda CX-30.
Japanese vehicle manufacturer
- subcompactSmallest car classification
- crossoverGenre-blending work or transition
- SUVRugged passenger vehicle
- compactTightly packed together
hatchback · AWD · CVT · turbocharged · fuel-efficient · urban · cargo · versatility
News-entertainment media blend
- touchscreenInput-sensitive display panel
- safetyFreedom from harm
- sunroofRetractable automotive ceiling panel
- keylessWithout traditional opener
push-button · LED · headlights · folding · versatile · storage · cupholders · USB
Honda
Japanese vehicle manufacturer
- subcompactSmallest car classification
- crossoverGenre-blending work or transition
- SUVRugged passenger vehicle
compact · hatchback · AWD · CVT · turbocharged · fuel-efficient · urban · cargo · versatility · commuter
infotainment
News-entertainment media blend
- touchscreenInput-sensitive display panel
- safetyFreedom from harm
- sunroofRetractable automotive ceiling panel
keyless · push-button · LED · headlights · folding · versatile · storage · cupholders · USB · Bluetooth
LX
Sixty in Latin notation
- trimRemove unwanted edges
- generationAge-defined peer group
- faceliftCosmetic procedure reducing wrinkles
redesign · 2024 · 2023 · hybrid · lineup · variant · edition · refresh · platform · successor
HR-Vsedan
Enclosed passenger car
Honda Accord · coupe · sports car · minivan · pickup truck
Full-size American SUV
Cadillac Escalade · Ford Expedition · Toyota Land Cruiser · Lincoln Navigator · Range Rover
HR-VFerrari
Italian luxury automaker
Lamborghini · Rolls-Royce · Porsche 911 · Bugatti · McLaren