So, just like the Mobilio and Jazz before it, the Honda HR-V has received a new 'RS' variant alongside a refresh. It's a nice-looking crossover for sure, with its cool
For starters, you're getting a new-look grille and headlight designs up front, as well as new five-spoke wheels down low. As you move on to the interior, you'll also notice a new 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system courtesy of Kenwood, too.
During his time behind the wheel of the Honda HR-V RS for our August Launch Pad shoot, Top Gear Philippines writer Ian Magbanua described the vehicle as "a good crossover to get playful in."
"There's a good amount of oomph in the 1.8 engine which tops out at around 140hp. Compared to its competitors, I think the HR-V fares well," Ian says. "It's got good handling, good visibility from the driver's seat."
He does note that headroom is a little on the tight side, but judging by Ian's initial assessment, the refreshed HR-V looks like a crossover that's definitely worth checking out. Want to see more of this vehicle? Press play on the exclusive
Shot at Vermosa Sports Hub, Imus, Cavite
