Honda Malaysia has introduced the new limited edition HR-V Mugen, which features a number of visual enhancements over the standard car. The HR-V Mugen is priced at RM118,800 on-the-road without insurance, and only 1,020 units will be made available.
The car comes with a total of nine additional items, including a front under spoiler, rear under spoiler, new grille, side skirts, tailgate spoiler, decals and Mugen emblems for the exterior.
Moving inside, you’ll find a Mugen emblem near the gear lever as well as dedicated floor mats that feature ‘HR-V Limited Edition’ lettering on them. Aside from the floor mats, all parts are official Honda Access ones.
All these items account for the RM1,370 premium the HR-V Mugen commands over the 1.8 V which it is based on. The rest of the car is largely unchanged, with the same 1.8 litre i-VTEC SOHC petrol engine (142 PS/172 Nm) mated to an Earth Dreams CVT.
Buyers will get to choose from two exterior colours for the HR-V Mugen – Dark Ruby Red Pearl and White Orchid Pearl, with the latter costing an additional RM300 on top of the retail price. The kit is only available with the car, and cannot be purchased as an add-on by existing HR-V owners.
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