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Honda Will Launch Compact 1.5 Flex SUV with Naturally Aspirated Four-Cylinder Engine and Direct Fuel Injection, Priced up to R$ 150 Thousand

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 29/04/2024 at 22:30

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New Compact SUV From Honda Will Be Positioned Below The HR-V And Will Have Conventional Versions At Launch

According to Auto Esporte, the long-awaited launch of the new Honda WR-V SUV has taken another step! The automaker provided even more details about the anticipated entry-level compact from Honda, which will be launched in the market in the second half of 2025. According to Roberto Akiyama, vice president of sales at Honda, the new WR-V SUV could cost between R$ 120,000 and R$ 150,000, considering inflation and exchange rate variations.

Another reveal is that the new Honda compact will not have hybrid versions (at least for now), which was expected by the automotive market. The automaker’s flex hybrid technology will only be available in future versions of the brand’s vehicle. Honda’s plan is to launch the WR-V below the HR-V and make the newcomer the entry-level SUV of the brand.

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The WR-V will have the same 1.5 flex four-cylinder engine as the HR-V, aspirated with direct fuel injection. This machinery provides the vehicle with 126 hp of power, 15.8 kgfm of torque and an automatic transmission attached.

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On the interior side of the SUV, the new compact from Honda features a 10.25” multimedia screen, a 7” instrument panel, a sunroof, wireless integration with Android, a rear parking camera, and wireless charging for smartphones.

The WR-V has approximately 2.65 meters of wheelbase, 4.31 meters in length, 1.65 meters in height, 1.79 meters in width, in addition to a trunk with 458 liters of capacity.

The model will compete directly with models like the Hyundai Creta, Volkswagen T-Cross, and Nissan Kicks in the Brazilian market. However, the names of the versions that will be offered in the Brazilian market have not yet been disclosed.

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José Moreira

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30/04/2024 10:32

Sou usuário do HRV, vocês estão apresentando WRV e apresentando a foto fo Elevante, qual é realmente?

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Honda Will Launch Compact 1.5 Flex SUV with Naturally Aspirated Four-Cylinder Engine and Direct Fuel Injection, Priced up to R$ 150 Thousand

New Compact SUV From Honda Will Be Positioned Below The HR-V And Will Have Conventional Versions At Launch

Details Of The New Compact SUV From Honda

Meet The New Compact SUV From Honda

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