Key Things to Know about BR-V
- 7 seats, practical and spacious, convenient petrol-CVT, good ride quality
- Sub-par interior quality, no parking aids as standard, overpriced
The Honda BR-V is one of the more comfortable 7-seater SUVs/Crossovers in its segment. While it may not have the off-road ability of some of its competition – it makes a good case for itself as an urban crossover.
Honda BRV User Reviews
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Performance4.3/5
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Mileage4.1/5
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Comfort4.2/5
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Maintenance Cost3.9/5
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Features & Styling3.9/5
Preferred For : Family & Daily Commute
39% of users have given a rating of 4.5 and above
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Questions & Answers on Honda BRV
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- As of now, there is no official update available from the brand's end. We would suggest you to wait for the official announcement. Moreover, Honda is expected to replace the BR-V with the HR-V in India. Stay tuned for more updates. Read More: - Next-gen Honda HR-V Is Finally Here As A Cleaner And Greener Generation Upgrade
- Yes, the spare parts will be available for a longer time period even if a car is discontinued. For more details, you may connect with the nearest authorized service center of Honda. Follow the link and select your desired city for service centers.
- As of now, there is no such update available from the brand side. Stay tuned to ZigWheels for more details.
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- You have correctly rated BRV as a better choice while comparing it with XL6. I am using BRV ever since it was launched in June 2016 (I have V variant in Diesel, Manual). In my personal opinion, BRV is a very versatile, comfortable, fuel efficient and safe 7-seater when compared to any of Maruti's models be it Ertiga or XL6. Coming to your question, I consider Infotainment system as just an accessory and not a parameter to decide my choice of car. Simply because a vehicle should be good enough to keep the passengers safe in case of an incident rather than not offering the gadgetry, which anyway is present in most of our smartphones. You can always opt for a better after-market product which can replace the stock digipad. On the safety front, Honda BRV is rated 4/5 stars on Global NCAP safety ratings whereas XL6 has not even made an appearance there. This is one of the safest crossover/MUV in the market. If you have any more questions, I'll be glad to answer. Best wishes!
- Okay sir brv gets touchscreen infotainment system on the vx model but as your looking for a automatic that is v trim and the good thing the Honda has done is that you can opt for caska touchscreen infotainment straight from the dealership for about 35 thousand on any trim level i have brv v trim and bought the infotainment system for 30 thousand from the showroom along with plenty of accessories Honda offers for the car, and the safety ratings for the ncap is 4 stars. If you want to ask any further inquiry you can reach to me on my Instagram imohi01.
- I have the Alpha automatic XL6 and it looks far more better than the BRV. The inside frills and features are much more appealing to the eye . The externals are also much more modern with LED headlights hence i would recommend the XL6. i suggest walk down or drive down to the nearest Nexa showroom and test ride the XL6, am sure you and your family will love it .
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Honda BR-V Videos
- Honda BR-V : First Drive : PowerDrift6 May, 2016 385771 views 8:03
- 2016 Auto Expo: Honda BR-V quick look video5 Feb, 2016 73656 views 2:27
- Honda BR-V & Honda Accord : First Impressions : PowerDrift5 Feb, 2016 143419 views 3:02
- Honda BR-V25 Jan, 2016 606 views 2:00
- Honda BR-V Compact SUV: ZigWheels.com WalkAround Video28 Oct, 2015 42118 views 2:00
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Variants: The BR-V is available in a total of 9 variants - 5 petrol and 4 diesel. The petrol variants are priced between Rs 9.22 lakh and 12.48 lakh while the diesel starts at Rs 10.16 lakh and goes all the way up to Rs 13.39 lakh (all prices ex-showroom Delhi). In terms of standard equipment, the BR-V is rather well equipped except for the base E variant. Projector headlamps, tilt steering, reclineable middle row, dual front airbags and ABS (not available on E petrol) are standard across the range. Features like rear parking sensors, sliding middle row, climate control, three row AC and electrically adjustable ORVMs are available on variants that sit above the E. The rear parking camera and the Digipad touchscreen infotainment system, however, are only reserved for the top VX variant.
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