We’ve driven Honda’s HR-V many times over the years. It has been a big seller for the Japanese brand in every market where it is sold. Buys have told us they love the ride, comfort, and reliability.

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Honda will unveil the latest generation of its ever-young HR-V in February this year. HR-V is a small SUV, and the new model will feature the company’s advanced two-motor e:HEV powertrain technology as standard for the first time. Honda’s innovative hybrid set-up combines high efficiency with refined, fun-to-drive performance.

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Honda has had a patchy relationship with hybrid models, introducing, then cancelling that range soon after. Market leader, Toyota, brought hybrids to Australia around the same time. It persisted, and now has hybrids in most models in their lineup.

Since Honda last had a hybrid in its stable, many other brands have also introduced the part-electric drivetrain. Other brands have pure EV cars, so Honda has some catching up to do.

The all-new HR-V continues Honda’s commitment to achieving its ‘Electric Vision’ strategy that will see all of its European mainstream models electrified by 2022. The HR-V is the latest model in Honda’s line-up to wear the e:HEV powertrain badging, joining the CR-V and all-new Jazz, which was launched in Europe last year.

The new HR-V e:HEV will be unveiled on 18 February 2021.

HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Popular small SUV to feature Honda’s two-motor hybrid technology as standard
  • HR-V e:HEV is the latest step in Honda’s commitment to electrify all its mainstream models in Europe by 2022
  • Honda launches special website for all-new HR-V / VEZEL
  • World Premiere event for design reveal will be held online on February 18, 2021