Honda BRV

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Rs. 9.52 - 10.00 Lakh

Discontinued Model since 1 Apr 2020

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About Honda BRV

The BR-V is Honda’s challenger in the fast-growing affordable SUV space, currently dominated by the Hyundai Creta and Renault Duster. The BR-V to its advantage is the only seven seater in the segment, and uses the same 1.5-litre DTEC engine as other Hondas, while also getting features and equipment that bring Honda in line with the competition.

Honda BRV Overview

Starting December 2019, Honda is offering an Anytime warranty which can cover the car for up to 10 years and 1.2 lakh km.

Prices for the Honda BR-V might be increased from 1st July as Honda has announced a price hike for majority of its models.This is to offset the effects of the price hike of raw materials as well as compliance to new safety regulations that will come into effect from 1st July 2019.The prices are expected to increase by Rs 10,000-20,000 depending on the model.

Honda will replace the BR-V with the HR-V in India. The HR-V has been on sale in various international markets since 1998 and is now in its second iteration. The HR-V is smaller in dimensions to the BR-V but is longer than its competition. The HR-V in India will be based on the same platform as the Honda City and Jazz, and is expected to come with the same set of 1.5-litre petrol and diesel engines from the City as well. Expect the HR-V to be priced from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 16 lakh (ex-showroom India). It will go up against the likes of the Hyundai Creta, the Nissan Kicks as well as the upcoming Duster facelift when launched in India.

Honda BRV Colours

Orchid White Pearl
Alabaster Silver
Golden Brown Metallic
Modern Steel Metallic
Carnelian Red

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Questions & Answers on BRV

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Q. When will Honda BRV be available in market?

As of now, there is no official update available from the brand's end. We would suggest you to wait for the official announcement. Moreover, Honda is expected to replace the BR-V with the HR-V in India. Stay tuned for more updates. Read More: - Next-gen Honda HR-V Is Finally Here As A Cleaner And Greener Generation Upgrade

Q. Will the Honda provide spare parts for BRV in future, if it is discontinued?

Yes, the spare parts will be available for a longer time period even if a car is discontinued. For more details, you may connect with the nearest authorized service center of Honda. Follow the link and select your desired city for service centers.

Q. Does company has any planing sunroof facility for BR-V or HR-V 7 seater?

As of now, there is no such update available from the brand side. Stay tuned to ZigWheels for more details.

Q. Does Honda BRV have power steering?

Q. WHAT ABOUT BSIV ENGINE'S FUTURE BECAUSE I AM PLANNIG TO BUY BRV VX MT THIS WEEK. SHOULD I WAIT FOR THE BSVI COMPLIANCE TO LAUNCH? ALSO WHAT IS THE PETROL MILEAGE OF BRV?

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Q. I am comparing XL6 and BR-V (Auto/CRV Model), considering all the practicalities and reviews for a 6 member family (4 adult + 2 Kids), I found BR-V as better option. How much weightage should be considered for lack of infotainment system n BR-V. What is the safety rating of BR-V. Further, since the sale volume of BR-V is less and speculation of its discontinuation are on, can it be considered as good option now.

You have correctly rated BRV as a better choice while comparing it with XL6. I am using BRV ever since it was launched in June 2016 (I have V variant in Diesel, Manual). In my personal opinion, BRV is a very versatile, comfortable, fuel efficient and safe 7-seater when compared to any of Maruti's models be it Ertiga or XL6. Coming to your question, I consider Infotainment system as just an accessory and not a parameter to decide my choice of car. Simply because a vehicle should be good enough to keep the passengers safe in case of an incident rather than not offering the gadgetry, which anyway is present in most of our smartphones. You can always opt for a better after-market product which can replace the stock digipad. On the safety front, Honda BRV is rated 4/5 stars on Global NCAP safety ratings whereas XL6 has not even made an appearance there. This is one of the safest crossover/MUV in the market. If you have any more questions, I'll be glad to answer. Best wishes!
Okay sir brv gets touchscreen infotainment system on the vx model but as your looking for a automatic that is v trim and the good thing the Honda has done is that you can opt for caska touchscreen infotainment straight from the dealership for about 35 thousand on any trim level i have brv v trim and bought the infotainment system for 30 thousand from the showroom along with plenty of accessories Honda offers for the car, and the safety ratings for the ncap is 4 stars. If you want to ask any further inquiry you can reach to me on my Instagram imohi01.
I have the Alpha automatic XL6 and it looks far more better than the BRV. The inside frills and features are much more appealing to the eye . The externals are also much more modern with LED headlights hence i would recommend the XL6. i suggest walk down or drive down to the nearest Nexa showroom and test ride the XL6, am sure you and your family will love it .

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