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The 2025 Honda HR-V is a subcompact crossover SUV ideal for navigating the streets of Martinsville, Danville, Rocky Mount, and Greensboro. Its larger siblings in the Honda family might hog more of the headlines, but the Honda HR-V is a fabulous little SUV that deserves a closer look. With its deceptively spacious and unashamedly practical interior and surprisingly engaging driving dynamics, the Honda HR-V could be just the vehicle you’ve been looking for.
If you assume that the 2025 Honda HR-V will deliver the style, quality, performance, reliability, and practicality the brand is renowned for, you’d be right. But if you assume that means you’ll be paying a hefty price for all that, then you couldn’t be more wrong. This is the small SUV that delivers big and doesn’t charge over the odds for it. There are three trim levels to choose from in 2025. The most affordable model is the LX, the mid-range offering is the Sport, and the top-of-the-line version of the 2025 Honda HR-V is the EX-L.
The 2.0-liter inline-four engine of the 2025 Honda HR-V produces 158 horsepower and 138 lb.-ft. of torque. It’s standard with all three models and comes with front-wheel drive. A continuously variable gearbox (CVT) distributes power to the front wheels or all four wheels if you choose to upgrade any of the three trim levels with Honda’s Real Time AWD option. The urban-biased Honda HR-V has driving qualities that many regard as class-leading, making it incredibly polished on the road in contrast to some of its more off-road-focused competitors. The brand-new Honda HR-V does not offer an off-road driving option since it prioritizes on-road driving. However, a Snow mode is offered that somewhat increases the amount of slip from the stability system and slightly more evenly distributes the Honda’s torque. The Honda HR-V has a version of hill descent control that allows it to be controlled at low speeds on steep trails. Front drive versions get EPA fuel economy ratings of 26 mpg in the city, 32 mpg on the highway, and 28 mpg combined. AWD only reduces those numbers minimally to 25/30/27 mpg, respectively.
The 2025 Honda HR-V may be genuinely affordable at all three trim levels, but it also represents excellent value thanks to highly generous levels of standard equipment and features. The gulf between trim levels isn’t exactly cavernous so that the top trim will tempt many shoppers. The interior is typical of Honda. That means it’s spacious, practical, and comfortable, with quality materials used throughout. Every model gets standard alloy wheels, automatic climate control, power features, a rear-view camera, tire pressure monitors, auto high beams, and a touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Mid-range Honda HR-V Sport models add heated front seats, a sporty front grille, and rear privacy glass. And if you go for a range-topping EX-L model, you’re then treated to standard leather-trimmed seats, an eight-way power-adjustable driver’s seat, dual-zone automatic climate control, wireless phone charger, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and plenty more.
Shoppers expect a lot from any vehicle wearing a Honda badge in terms of quality, practicality, and reliability, and the 2025 Honda HR-V doesn’t disappoint. The Honda HR-V makes an extremely strong case for itself with its contemporary styling, deceptively spacious interior, and attractive pricing. Discover its many qualities for yourself with a test drive from Nelson Honda here at 2500 Greensboro Rd, Martinsville, Virginia, or call us at (276) 632-9741 to schedule an appointment for a suitable time.
