HONDA BR-V
After touching a steep low in monthly sales owing to a petrol only portfolio, Honda India skewed upwards with the introduction of Brio hatchback. Honda learnt its lesson and soon introduced the first diesel model for Indian market, the Amaze. Over the years, the company has launched various models based on the Brio platform and is readying to bring a new SUV dubbed BR-V built on the same versatile platform...
EXTERIOR:-
A flat bonnet, assertive face and sharp window line contribute towards a sporty SUV like semblance. Most of the styling is done at front which gets a noticeable front chrome grille and lean swooping head lamp units. Black finished fog lamp housing with fog lights and sporty side skirts add to the muscular look. Black cladding all around is another smart addition to the exteriors. The overall appearance of the SUV is sleek and low. Unlike other SUVs that get mundane flanks, BR-V features a contemporary looking side view.
The sharp and narrow window line makes the SUV appear longer. Rear too has been styled uniquely, the tail lamps run throughout the trunk and a thick chrome band is also placed at the back. Rear spoiler reinforces the sporty stance and reflectors are placed on black cladding.
INTERIOR:-
A healthy wheelbase of 2,652 mm infers generous space across rows. The seven seater SUV will come with a three-row layout. Interiors styling is likely to be done tastefully, featuring a dual tone colour scheme garnished by chrome. Honda will offer various storage points within the cabin, however luggage space is expected to be confined.
The BR-V will be launched in a seven-seat arrangement and three-row configuration and Honda claims class-leading levels of space with this vehicle. The equipment list in the cabin will be updated, but will be in line with the current cabin layout of cars from Honda's portfolio. The quality of materials will also be upgraded to make it more premium and up-market. We can expect features such as multi-Information display and rear air conditioner between the first and second row seats.
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PERFORMANCE AND ENGINE:-
Honda’s 1.5 litre,four cylinder, SOHC, i-VTEC petrol engine will power the petrol variants, top power and torque output on offer is likely to around 117bhp & 146Nm respectively. For diesel version, Honda will employ the 1.5 litre i-DTEC diesel engine developing 99bhp and 200Nm. Both the engines will be mated to a conventional five-speed manual tranny and a CVT option is also on cards for the new BR-V range.
After touching a steep low in monthly sales owing to a petrol only portfolio, Honda India skewed upwards with the introduction of Brio hatchback. Honda learnt its lesson and soon introduced the first diesel model for Indian market, the Amaze. Over the years, the company has launched various models based on the Brio platform and is readying to bring a new SUV dubbed BR-V built on the same versatile platform...
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EXTERIOR:-
A flat bonnet, assertive face and sharp window line contribute towards a sporty SUV like semblance. Most of the styling is done at front which gets a noticeable front chrome grille and lean swooping head lamp units. Black finished fog lamp housing with fog lights and sporty side skirts add to the muscular look. Black cladding all around is another smart addition to the exteriors. The overall appearance of the SUV is sleek and low. Unlike other SUVs that get mundane flanks, BR-V features a contemporary looking side view.
The sharp and narrow window line makes the SUV appear longer. Rear too has been styled uniquely, the tail lamps run throughout the trunk and a thick chrome band is also placed at the back. Rear spoiler reinforces the sporty stance and reflectors are placed on black cladding.
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INTERIOR:-
A healthy wheelbase of 2,652 mm infers generous space across rows. The seven seater SUV will come with a three-row layout. Interiors styling is likely to be done tastefully, featuring a dual tone colour scheme garnished by chrome. Honda will offer various storage points within the cabin, however luggage space is expected to be confined.
The BR-V will be launched in a seven-seat arrangement and three-row configuration and Honda claims class-leading levels of space with this vehicle. The equipment list in the cabin will be updated, but will be in line with the current cabin layout of cars from Honda's portfolio. The quality of materials will also be upgraded to make it more premium and up-market. We can expect features such as multi-Information display and rear air conditioner between the first and second row seats.
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PERFORMANCE AND ENGINE:-
Honda’s 1.5 litre,four cylinder, SOHC, i-VTEC petrol engine will power the petrol variants, top power and torque output on offer is likely to around 117bhp & 146Nm respectively. For diesel version, Honda will employ the 1.5 litre i-DTEC diesel engine developing 99bhp and 200Nm. Both the engines will be mated to a conventional five-speed manual tranny and a CVT option is also on cards for the new BR-V range.
I bought the Honda BR-V CVT model in Oct 2018. I have been enjoying driving this car ever since. honda brv vs creta
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