The new 2020 Honda BR-V facelift is finally being displayed on showroom floors, and the unit here in Lunar Silver Metallic is of the range-topping V spec. To refresh your memory, just two variants – E and V – of the seven-seater MPV are available, priced at RM89,900 and RM96,900 respectively. Included in the price is a five-year unlimited mileage warranty.
On the outside, the BR-V gets new front and rear bumpers, a bolder radiator grille that’s finished in chrome, darkened ring that surrounds the halogen projectors, new dual-tone 16-inch alloy wheels wrapped with 195/60 Bridgestone Ecopia EP150 tyres, shark fin antenna, and vertical rear reflectors. Three new paint colours are available – Passion Red Pearl, White Orchid Pearl, and the brand new Marine Purple Pearl.
Inside, the MPV gets new tweeters (for a total of six speakers), cargo lights, cabin filter, automatic air-conditioning, keyless entry and push-start button as standard. This V spec model gets a brand new seven-inch Display Audio system, leather seats with red accents, shift paddles, and gear knob with red stitching. A one-touch tumble function for the second row and third row seats are standard, too.
No changes have been made to the engine and safety side of things. Power still comes from a 1.5 litre SOHC i-VTEC petrol engine, making 120 PS and 145 Nm of torque. Drive is channeled to the front wheels through a CVT, while the 0-100 km/h is achieved in 12.2 seconds before maxing out at 160 km/h.
Safety-wise, it gets two airbags, ABS with EBD, traction control system, vehicle stability assist, and two ISOFIX mounting points on the outer middle row seats. Only the top model gets a reverse camera.
In conjunction with the launch of the BR-V, Honda Malaysia also introduced the “Be Kind with BR-V” campaign, created to support Covid-19 relief programmes. From now until August 31, 2020, the company said it will donate a portion of the proceeds from every sale of a BR-V to relief programmes.
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Bad economy, retrenchment, lost jobs, no income, no help from govt … sold off 2 cars and buy BRV
Later BRV quality will be spoilt. Nobody will buy this BRV anymore
many buyers get this honda bcos VTEC engine.
1 BRV sold for you but others have cancelled booking their BRV after seeing high price with outdated specs
2 airbags for Rm97k, better buy X70…
Personally I prefer beige plastic for interior B and C pillars than black as available in the 2020 BR-V facelift.
‘People-Mover’maybe for reasons given by #sparcov,
Simply way too expensive…not worth buying or considering anymore…bye honda!
The worst and ugliest Honda model offered locally.
hardly see any brv on road these days
most have switch to x70 probably
97k got no led headlights?
There are better cars and deal out there, than this BRV. Just read the comment sections @ Paultan. Anyway, you are welcome to own a HONDA, if you like.
Weird rear door with those souldered appearance….can’t this earth dreams company do something with that design…..look so damn cheap…
80k and I will buy,crazy pricing. Yup, I bought it few years ago with 80k during promo time. So so quality, but with 7 seater with decent 1.5L engine,no complaint.