2020 Honda WR-V : What to Expect from the Crossover

Honda is ready to launch its all-new BS6 lineup. The company might start its series of launches with the new 2020 BS6 City later following the Honda WR-V. We assume the new Honda WR-V to have some subtle changes inside as well as the outside. The main change will be under the hood that is it’ll get two new BS6 compliant engines. A petrol engine, as well as Diesel.

Here are a set of thing we know will make it to the new 2020 BS6 Honda WR-V.

In Terms of Design

1. In the front, the car cross over from honda gets an all-new front grille which a larger air intake.
2. Now the car gets a black housing for the fog lamps which gives the car the right about of detailing.
3. The new grille comes with horizontal slats, that looks significantly better than the old mesh-like projections.
4. The new head Lamps share the housing with the old lamps. But the similarities end there. Honda has equipped the car with LED bulbs with projector headlamps.
5. The DRLs are integrated at the corner of the headlight itself which gives the car a better character.
6. 2020 Honda WR-V comes with the same rim size but we expect the car to get new alloy wheel design in the top variants.
7. At the rear, the crossover from Honda gets all-new LED treatment inside the taillights.
8. On the inside, the car gets a refreshing and revised interior. There will be a better choice of material inside uplifting the overall feel.
9. On the top-end variants, the car will still be equipped with features like cruise control, push-button start, a sunroof, and much more. The Honda WR-V will surely have some new features to take on its rivals.

Under the Hood

1. Inside the bonnet, Honda comes with new engines The engine is a 1.2-Litre naturally aspirated petrol engine that produces 89bhp and about 110Nm of peak torque. The drives the front wheels via a 5-speed manual transmission.
2. On the Diesel front, the car gets a 1.5-Litre Turbo diesel engine which produces a peak power of about 99hp and 200Nm of torque. This time around its a 6-speed manual transmission to transmit the power to the rear wheels.

Honda is now taking the booking of the new BS6 WR-V with booking amount of about ₹21,000/-

Rivals

The new crossover from Honda the ‘WR-V’ has, even more, to offer than before. Honda is pitching the car against its rivals like Tata Nexon, Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza, and Hyundai Venue.

Expected Price: Starting at ₹8.08 (ex-showroom)

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