Honda has launched their much-awaited WR-V in India, at a base price of Rs 7.75 lakh(ex-showroom, Delhi).
What you see is no grown-up Jazz, although it is based on the same platform. The huge chrome bar on the grille, the body cladding and skid plates add up to a proper crossover stance. Stylistic headlamps at the front and rear give it an identity of its own. An increased ground clearance and a stretched wheelbase give it a larger appearance.
The cabin hasn’t seen much change to set it apart from the Jazz, but the all-black theme looks rather nice, while the upholstery gets shades of either blue or black.
Features include Dual airbags, ABS, steering-mounted controls, auto climate control, LED DRLs, reverse camera, touchscreen infotainment with navigation, voice command and MirrorLink connectivity, 16-inch alloy wheels, sunroof, electric adjust wing mirrors, and cruise control (offered only on the diesel) are among the host of goodies available on the WR-V.
Under the bonnet sits a 90hp 1.2-litre i-VTEC petrol motor – linked to a 5-speed manual, while a 100hp 1.5-litre diesel engine is on offer too, mated to a 6-speed manual – both units being available on two variants. There is no talk of an automatic version yet, but expect it in the near future.
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