Honda BR-V Reviews

The BR-V does look prettier than before and the revised front grille and even the new bumper add to the design of the car. It looks bolder and the chrome that's spread around the fog lamps, and even the slat on the front grille, adds to the premiumness of the BR-V.

The VX variant of the Honda BR-V has been updated with a new 7-inch Digipad Audio Video Navigation (AVN) System. Along with the new touchscreen infotainment system, the VX variant of the BR-V now also gets a rear parking camera with the Digipad system doubling up as the display screen.

Honda BR-V compact SUV, which is scheduled to be launched in India on 5 May, 2016, is now available for pre-bookings across the carmaker's dealerships in the country for a token amount of Rs. 21,000.

The much-awaited Honda BRV has been launched at Rs 8.75 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). The compact SUV will go up against the Hyundai Creta and Renault Duster.

The BR-V is the latest offering from Honda Cars India (HCIL) to hit the Indian roads and is the company's first maiden offering in the compact SUV segment. Based on the Brio platform, the BR-V gets a completely redesigned front with more muscular and beefy elements, whereas the rear profile gets a sharp lines and quite an urban appeal. To be available in 1.5-litre petrol and diesel engine options, the BR-V is a 7-seater and is expected to come with a competitive price tag to take on its rivals.