Honda HR-V

The Honda HR-V was first launched in 1999 as a small, sub-CR-V SUV. With its boxy, quirky looks, the original HR-V was a little too far ahead of its time and it found life tough outside of its home market, eventually it ceased production in 2006.

Thanks to the popularity of the Nissan Juke, Chevrolet Trax and others, Honda decided to dip its toes into the small SUV market again. This time with quirkily-styled Jazz/Fit-based vehicle, which is known as the Vezel in Japan and the HR-V almost everywhere else.

Photo Galleries

EX-L (2023, third generation)

Sport (2023, third generation)

(2023, third generation)

e:HEV (2021, third generation)

(2002-2006 facelift, first generation, on the street)

(2015-, second generation, on the street)

(1998-2001, first generation, on the street)

(2019 facelift, second generation, USA)

Vezel Gear Concept (2017 Tokyo Auto Salon)

Vezel Hybrid (2013, RU3/RU4, JDM)

Fox Marketing SEMA 2015

by MAD Industries (SEMA 2015)

2016 Tjin Edition

2015

News, Reviews, Features

• 2021 Honda HR-V: Boring new body for Fit/Jazz SUV
• 2019 Honda HR-V vs 2016-2018: Facelift differences & changes compared
• Honda HR-V: What does its name mean?
• Honda "Ignition" Ad shows off NSX, Type R, HR-V, Jet, Asimo
• Honda registers CDX name for potential Acura version of HR-V
• Acura considering a new model based on the Honda HR-V