What's New For the 2019 Honda HR-V?

Finding the right SUV to take home can seem difficult at first glance, but a closer look may indicate that the 2019 Honda HR-V meets or exceeds your expectations in all areas. When Honda first offered the HR-V to consumers in 1999, it had undeniable appeal. Over the years, Honda has continued to update and improve the HR-V. Today's SUV shoppers will discover that the 2019 HR-V is mostly unchanged from last year's model. This is because the HR-V received a significant facelift in 2018. After you learn more about what the HR-V offers, you may find that this is the subcompact crossover SUV that you have been searching for.

2019 HR-V Trims & Features

Five stunning trims are available for the 2019 Honda HR-V. From highest to lowest, the current trims are the Touring, the EX-L, the EX, the Sport and the LX. While advanced trims have several additional features that you will not find in the lower trims, all HR-Vs for 2019 are loaded with features that helps ensure that you'll be comfortable on the road.

Some of the many standard features included in most trims include a universal remote transmitter, HomeLink, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, rear and front USB ports, a 5-inch color display screen for the infotainment system, auxiliary ports, climate control with advanced air filtration, cargo tie down latches, speed-sensing power door locks, power windows with a one-touch down design, sport pedals, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, a push-button ignition, speed-sensitive volume control, sound and cruise controls mounted to the steering wheel and remote keyless entry.

A few of the exterior features that you may benefit from include a modified rear spoiler, LED brake lights, automatic on-off headlights and a power liftgate. During your visit to our Honda dealership, you can get more information about the features available in each trim.

2019 Honda HR-V Horsepower

With the HR-V's sporty exterior design, you may expect the vehicle to be responsive and enjoyable to drive. All trim levels have similar mechanical features and the same powertrain, so you can expect to be impressed with your HR-V's performance regardless of the trim that you select. The powertrain is an I4 design that generates 141 horsepower. It takes regular unleaded gas and features a multi-point fuel injection system. Standard mechanical equipment for all trims include front-wheel drive, power-assisted front disc brakes, solid rear disc brakes, rear and front stabilization bars, automatic brake hold, all-season tires, a front strut MacPherson suspension, a rear torsion beam suspension, hill start assistance, an electric parking brake and electric power-assisted steering. To upgrade your driving experience, you can add intelligent all-wheel drive or active noise cancellation to your HR-V.

Honda HR-V Safety

Many drivers today are concerned about safety on the road, and you may appreciate the effort that Honda has made to keep drivers and passengers safer. All current trims come with numerous thoughtful passive and active safety features. Standard equipment includes LED daytime running lights, advanced traction control, electronic brakeforce distribution, a curtain airbag with a rollover sensor, advanced airbags throughout the interior, a deactivation feature for the front passenger's airbag, a rearview camera with multi-view technology and dynamic guidelines, anti-lock brakes, a tire pressure monitoring system, vehicle stability control, front seatbelt pretensioners, an advanced ACE body design, brake assist, rear row child door locks, anchors for child safety seats in the rear row, three-point safety seatbelt for all passengers and more. If you opt to take home a superior trim level, your HR-V includes Honda Sensing safety features. These include a road departure warning with mitigation, adaptive cruise control, a forward collision warning with mitigation and a lane departure warning with mitigation.