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A new standard of elegance and performance in the SUV segment: Competing directly with the Jeep Renegade Trailhawk, the VW T-Cross Highline and even the most sophisticated Toyota Corolla Cross hybrid!
According to bmcnews, over the years, the Honda has gained a privileged space in the hearts and garages of Brazilian consumers. Its reputation for resilience and efficiency remains strong, attracting an audience that, although familiar with other brands, prefers the reliability that only Honda promises. I recently spent a week testing the HR-V Touring, and with each passing day, a phrase came to mind: “It’s a little more expensive, but it’s much better.”
The most basic versions of the HR-V now start at R$152.700 and can go up to R$162.300. However, when entering the category of those equipped with 1.5 turbo engine, prices jump to R$188.500 in the Advance version and an impressive R$199.800 in the Touring version, according to information on Honda's official website. Although these values are above the segment average, market interest remains high, showing that consumers are willing to pay more for the brand.
The HR-V Touring: A compact SUV that stands out
O HR-V Touring it rivals not only other compact SUVs, but also positions itself as an alternative to models considered superior. Competing directly with the Jeep Renegade Trailhawk, VW T-Cross Highline and even the most sophisticated Toyota Corolla Cross hybrid, the Honda model still stands out to many consumers. This is due to its robust design, advanced technical features and the trust associated with the brand.
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Advanced design and features
The Touring version of the HR-V stands out not only for its low consumption and turbo engine performance, but also for the multiple features it offers. The seats are covered in easy-to-clean synthetic leather and a multimedia system that, although it needs an improvement in resolution, includes useful features such as the camera in the right rear view mirror, which helps in blind spots. Another big difference is Honda Sensing, a set of driver assistance systems that makes the driving experience much safer and more comfortable.
Efficient performance and consumption of the HR-V Touring
In terms of performance, the HR-V Touring does not disappoint. Its 1.5 turbo i-VTEC engine configuration produces 177 hp, providing a dynamic and responsive driving experience, whether in the city or on the highway. As for consumption, tests show high efficiency, with 11,4 km/l in the city and up to 13,9 km/l on the highway, depending on the driving mode activated. These numbers are impressive for an SUV of its size and category, making it clear that, despite the high initial investment, the model can generate savings over time in fuel consumption.
The investment that is worth it
The popularity of the HR-V Touring among Brazilian consumers is no surprise. This premium SUV from Honda offers a combination of sophisticated design, advanced technology and fuel efficiency, all backed by the reliability of the Honda brand. For those willing to invest a little more, the HR-V Touring offers a significant return in terms of comfort, safety and economy.
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