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New Honda WRV Mini SUV Features 1.5L 4-Cylinder Engine with Direct Fuel Injection Delivering 126 Horsepower and 15.8 kg of Torque!
Honda recently confirmed the launch of another SUV for the Brazilian market, the new Honda WRV. Promising to be the new popular car of the brand in the country, the WRV arrives to compete with models like the Fiat Pulse, C3 Aircross, Volkswagen Nivus, and Chevrolet Tracker.
The WRV launch is one of the most anticipated this year, and it will certainly stand out in the compact SUV segment in Brazil. Check out all the details of this new compact SUV, its features, performance, equipment, and estimated prices.
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The wheelbase is generous, measuring 2.65 meters, and the trunk can hold up to 311 liters of luggage. The WRV’s design is attractive, highlighting the chrome front grille, full LED headlights, and wheels of up to 17 inches.
WRV Will Be Equipped with 1.5L 4-Cylinder Engine with Direct Fuel Injection Delivering 126 Horsepower and 15.8 kg of Torque!
The WRV will be equipped with Honda’s well-known mechanical set, the 1.5L 4-cylinder engine with direct fuel injection. This engine, available in both gasoline and ethanol versions, delivers 126 horsepower and 15.8 kg of torque. Performance is good, with excellent fuel consumption averages.
It is worth noting that the WRV sold in Japan, which runs solely on gasoline, performs even better than the Brazilian HRV. The transmission will be a CVT, simulating up to seven gears. Abroad, a manual transmission option is also offered.
The WRV Interior Features a Simpler Look Than the HRV and City Models
The interior of the WRV has a simpler look than the HRV and City models, showing that it is a lower segment car. The finish is primarily made of hard plastic, but the fit is good, and the quality of this type of plastic is superior to that of other competing models.
The interior space is adequate for five occupants, and the WRV comes with a basic equipment list, such as digital climate control, electrically folding side mirrors, onboard computer, multifunction steering wheel, keyless entry, wireless phone charging, and an 8-inch multimedia screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, rearview camera, and built-in GPS.
Technology and Safety
The WRV is better equipped in terms of safety compared to the previous generation. All versions come with traction and stability controls, disc brakes with ABS at the front, and six airbags. The top-end versions RS and Turin include collision warning, autonomous emergency braking, and Lane Watch, a camera positioned in the right side mirror that serves as a blind spot alert.
The New Honda WRV Will Be Manufactured in Brazil
The new Honda WRV will be manufactured in Brazil, which will allow for more accessible prices compared to imported models. It is estimated that the WRV’s price will range between R$100,000 and R$150,000, not encroaching on the price range of the HRV, which can cost R$195,800 in its top-of-the-line version.
The WRV will also have versions aimed at people with disabilities (PCD), with a price around R$100,000. The launch of the WRV is expected in the second half of 2024, and it is anticipated that it will be very successful in the Brazilian market.
Honda WRV Arrives in the Brazilian Market Promising to Outpace Its Competitors Fiat Pulse, C3 Aircross, Volkswagen Nivus, and Chevrolet Tracker!
The new Honda WRV comes to the Brazilian market as an option for those who want to own a Honda but find the City and HRV models too expensive. With an interesting design, generous dimensions, good performance, a basic equipment list, and more accessible prices, the WRV promises to win over many consumers.
Additionally, the fact that it is manufactured in Brazil will contribute to more competitive prices and promises to surpass its competitors Fiat Pulse, C3 Aircross, Volkswagen Nivus, and Chevrolet Tracker. The launch of the WRV is one of the most anticipated this year, and it will certainly stand out in the compact SUV segment.
Gostaria de saber mais sobre o WRV para pcd
Hoje sou proprietário de 01 Chevrolet Tracker, com intenção de trocar pelo WR-V, mas ainda os modelos em questões dos preços para nos brasileiros ainda são altos, tentando e podendo retirar equipamentos para deixar em um preço mais acessível ao povo.