You saw this one coming, didn’t you? One of the most highly-anticipated cars of the year, and the vehicle that’s expected to get the B-segment crossover ball rolling for real in Malaysia, needs no introduction. We’ve kept you in the loop for long enough. Now, see everything move and come to life before your very eyes!
That’s right, the Honda HR-V visited us in the studio last week (quite literally), so we leapt at the chance to provide you with an inside-and-out tour of the ‘Hip and smart Runabout Vehicle’ in this walk-around video.
This range-topping Grade V is laden with cool stuff, including striking double-projector LED headlamps, DRLs and a seven-inch touch-screen. We show you how many weekend bags we can fit under its tailgate and clever foldable tonneau cover.
We also discuss the unique bits – the triple air-con vents on the front passenger side and storage cave with USB, HDMI and 12V socket beneath the high centre console ‘bridge’ – are these more style than sense?
Still thirsty for more knowledge? See our comprehensive launch report and our test drive report from Chiang Mai. You can also pore over all the specs and compare the HR-V to its classmates on CarBase.my.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments mainly focus on the missing features in the Honda HR-V Grade V in Malaysia, such as paddle shifters, leather seats, panoramic sunroof, and LaneWatch, with many feeling disappointed and perceiving it as a cost-cutting move by Honda Malaysia. Critics also compare the model unfavorably to neighboring countries' versions that include these features, leading some to consider cancelling their purchase. Some praise the car's design and performance, but overall the sentiment is that Malaysia-specific downgrades reduce value. Additional concerns include lack of rear air conditioning and safety features. There is also criticism of the high price and a perception that Honda Malaysia prioritizes profits over offering full features, affecting consumer choice and satisfaction.