Explore New Honda HR-V Subcompact SUVS in Martinsville, VA

If Honda’s other SUVs are a little big for your needs or a little beyond your budget, the new Honda HR-V is a subcompact crossover SUV that solves both issues. The Honda HR-V may be classified as subcompact, but don’t let that fool you. This is a small SUV with a big heart, plenty of style, and a deceptively spacious interior. Like its larger siblings, the Honda HR-V does a remarkable job making the most of its available dimensions. It is a desirable alternative to larger, more expensive crossovers.

The current Honda HR-V is a significantly different-looking vehicle from the original Honda HR-V, which was discontinued almost 20 years ago. The new Honda HR-V shares its subcompact proportions, but the latest model is stylish, contemporary, and very desirable. And, of course, this subcompact SUV is a Honda. That means excellent build quality, outstanding value, proven reliability, and packed with advanced safety features.

Popular Honda HR-V Trim Levels

The Honda HR-V lineup features only three trim levels, reflecting its compact proportions. The three trim levels are LX, Sport, and EX-L. The cost of upgrading from the entry model to the top trim level is also relatively small. That’s why many people will look straight to the top model and its impressive specifications. However, even the entry model represents excellent value with a standard specification that boasts far more than just the essentials.

• LX: The LX is an entry model that is well worth consideration. Standard features include wireless connectivity and device charging, and 17-inch alloy wheels. Front seat adjustment is manual, but the LX has standard Active Noise Cancelling and push-button start.
• Sport: A set of 18-inch gloss-black alloy wheels, a sport grille, and a chrome exhaust finisher announce this trim’s sporty intentions. The upgrades are mainly cosmetic, but the Sport trim does add heated front seats, a six-speaker audio system, and other features.
• EX-L: The top trim level lives up to its status with a standard moonroof, leather upholstery, and dual-zone automatic climate control. Further upscale features include electric seat adjustment and an eight-speaker audio system. This is the only Honda HR-V with standard front and rear parking sensors.

Honda HR-V Key Features

The new Honda HR-V concentrates on the features that matter to shoppers in the non-luxury compact SUV segment. You’ll have to look hard to identify any notable omissions, as all three trim levels offer impressive standard specifications. The standard safety features are particularly impressive, with only a handful reserved for the top trim level.

• Engine and Fuel Economy: A 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine produces 158 horsepower and 138 lb.-ft. of torque for every Honda HR-V. A continuously variable transmission (CVT) drives the front wheels as standard, and all-wheel drive is available as an option across the lineup. The EPA estimates fuel economy of up to 26 mpg in the city and 32 mpg on the highway for front-drive models. AWD models are rated at 25 mpg and 30 mpg, respectively
• Seating and Cargo Capacity: The Honda HR-V seats up to five people across two rows of seats. The front legroom measures 41.9 inches, and the rear legroom is 37.7 inches. The cargo space measures 24.5 cubic feet behind the rear seat and 55.1 cubic feet with the rear seat folded. Some rival SUVs in the larger compact segment struggle to beat those numbers.
• Technology and Connectivity: All models feature a 7-inch TFT Meter and a 9.0-inch color touchscreen for infotainment. All three trim levels also come standard with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, as well as wireless device charging. Apart from upgraded audio and a few safety features, you don’t have to spend more to get the best tech and connectivity.
• Safety and Driver Assist: Safety is an area where Honda excels, and the Honda HR-V is no exception. All models come standard with the Honda Sensing suite of safety and driver-assist features. The only features reserved for the EX-L are front & rear parking sensors, as well as low-speed braking control. The Blind-Spot Information System and Rear Cross Traffic Monitor are standard on the Sport and EX-L trims.

Tips for Purchasing a New Honda HR-V Subcompact SUV

Discover the advantages of owning a new Honda HR-V at Nelson Honda in Martinsville, Virginia. Our friendly team is here to support you through your journey, making your experience clear, comfortable, and satisfying from start to finish.

• Why Buy Here? At Nelson Honda in Martinsville, your satisfaction always comes first. Our knowledgeable staff provides honest advice and detailed information about each Honda HR-V, and we are committed to helping you make the choice that’s right for your needs. We value every customer and are proud to offer a welcoming environment with exceptional service at every visit.
• Warranty and Protection: Every new Honda HR-V includes Honda’s 3-year/36,000-mile new vehicle limited warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain limited warranty. Specific warranty coverage, terms, and possible extended protection options vary by brand. Please ask our team about the warranty details for your specific vehicle.
• Test Drive: You can schedule your test drive at Nelson Honda online, by phone, or by visiting our showroom in Martinsville. Our staff will guide you through the newest features and let you experience the driving dynamics and comfort of the Honda HR-V before making your decision.
• Financing and Leasing: At Nelson Honda, we provide a variety of finance and lease solutions tailored to your goals and circumstances. Our finance team is here to explain all your options and help you select the plan that fits your lifestyle. We are dedicated to making your new Honda HR-V purchase as easy and stress-free as possible.