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2021 Honda HR-V Release Date, Design, Review, and Sport

2021 Honda HR-V Release Date, Design, Review, and Sport

2021 Honda HR-V Release Date, Design, Review, and Sport. The all-new 2021 Honda HR-V will hit the markets in one-year time. According to numerous reports, it will be the next-generation model. That means we can expect multiple changes in every category, possibly a complete redesign On top of that, interior will also get a considerable upgrade.

HR-V will remain a subcompact crossover that offers…

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2021 Honda HR-V Price, Redesign, and Release Date

2021 Honda HR-V Price, Redesign, and Release Date

2021 Honda HR-V Price, Redesign, and Release Date. The all-new 2021 Honda HR-V will hit the markets in one-year time. According to numerous reports, it will be the next-generation model. That means we can expect multiple changes in every category, possibly a complete redesign On top of that, interior will also get a considerable upgrade.

HR-V will remain a subcompact crossover that offers…

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2021 Honda HR-V Specs, Redesign, Review, and Release Date

2021 Honda HR-V Specs, Redesign, Review, and Release Date

2021 Honda HR-V Specs, Redesign, Review, and Release Date. In the automotive industry, times are changing very fast. See Honda HR-V. The new generation of the vehicle, launched in 2016, already had one big update. The facelift was not enough, and the new prototypes of the crossover are on the streets. We believe the 2021 Honda HR-V redesign will fix all problems and downsides of the subcompact…

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2021 Honda HR-V Interior, Exterior, Release Date, Price

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2021 Honda HR-V Interior, Exterior, Release Date, Price

2021 Honda HR-V Interior, Exterior, Release Date, Price – This year is the year of Honda and company revealed a good deal of new model these types of as CR-V, Civic Type R and Civic Hatchback. These about three models fascinated a great deal of consideration of the general public and Honda achieved amazing profits results when they hit the market. But, the Japanese company is not relaxing also it is time for the first time 2021 Honda HR-V to go true customisation and join the rest of the team. It has been pretty much two years since the last model reach the market place also it is the best time just for this ”CR-V sibling” to seem with certain refreshment and exhibits why it is so well liked involving prospective buyers.

2021 Honda HR-V Exterior

Although the new crossover is mentioned to take on quite a few changes, it will eventually attain some of its design attributes from the classic Honda Fit. The lorry is envisioned to be much longer plus larger in comparison with the precursors and even will be constructed with a moon roof structure system integrated with the cup. As you stand in the front of the vehicle, you will spot a modern-morning grille as correctly as and a single-of-a-kind bumper which is nicely equipped. Along with that, the fronts lights and also the tail lighting fixtures also undertake some changes like the set up of the contemporary Driven lighting outcome. It is going to have a 17-inches wheelbase aspect, and even some of these changes will give the 2021 Honda HR-V an aggressive seem as in contrast to the earlier models. The new model can be around with Aegean Blue coloured Metallic painting.

2021 Honda HR-V Exterior

2021 Honda HR-V Interior

An additional location exactly where the 2021 Honda HR-V will have to increase above the present model is inside of the cabin. Here the design, in addition to the sensing given to its friends, is earlier mentioned the regular. Even with that, the tools college degree and also the premium quality of the items is not necessarily the best. The little upgrade of the car is estimated to discover with a brand name-new infotainment system. This has been the most significant need for its customers until recently. Everybody would like a system competent in telephone complementing, and it seems that the improvement will bring only that.

2021 Honda HR-V Interior

2021 Honda HR-V Engine

The 2021 Honda HR-V will move forward same, whenever it has to use engines. There are two types in provide. North American model incorporates the 1.8-litre inline-four engine, which has the best outcome of 141 horsepower and 129 lb-toes of torque. This engine comes in addition to either 6-speed manual transmission or CVT. For the European as nicely as other areas, HR-V is fueled with 1.5 litres inline-several engine. This device is good satisfactory for about 120 horsepower and also 115 lb-feet. This engine comes just with manual transmission, and also it is not presented for the U.S. market place.

2021 Honda HR-V Engine

2021 Honda HR-V Release Date And Price

Number one of the new infomercial system, the auto is additionally expected to receive considerably more effective components as nicely as a somewhat significantly better produce top quality. These need to last but not least supply it just what it has to be much more effective in contrast to its rivals. The expected price of the 2021 Honda HR-V is just a very little increased once we when compared it with the prior model but not to consider.

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2021 Jeep RENEGADE JEEPSTER FWD

The Jeep Renegade is a subcompact SUV that seats five people. It comes standard with a 180-horsepower 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine and a nine-speed automatic transmission, and it's also available with a turbocharged 1.3-liter four-cylinder. 

It's offered in both front-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive configurations, and it competes with the Chevrolet Trax, Honda HR-V, and Hyundai Kona in the subcompact SUV segment.

The 2021 Jeep Renegade Latitude has the same infotainment system and audio setup as the standard model, but with added features like SiriusXM traffic and Travel-Link. 

All models come standard with ABS brakes and stability control with anti-roll, and there's also a security alarm and blind-spot warning. You can even get the Latitude with satellite radio for the ultimate in comfort and convenience.

The informationtainment system on the 2021 Jeep Renegade Latitude is the same as the standard model, and it also includes the same audio setup. But you can add a navigation system if you want to have a GPS on the dash. 

The Latitude also has a navigation system, SiriusXM traffic and Travel-Link services, and satellite radio. In addition, the 2021 Jeep RENEGADE JEEPSTEER FWD features a security alarm, blind-spot warning, and stability control with anti-roll, learn more.

A limited edition version of the Jeep Renegade will be available in the market for sale. It is inspired by the iconic Jeepster and features four-door hatchbacks with seating for five passengers. It has a maximum cargo space of 50.8 cubic feet.

Inside, it is fitted with an impressive Uconnect 4 touchscreen with smartphone accessibility and Bluetooth Streaming Audio. A unique trim level for the Jeep Renegade is available with a hood ornament.

The limited edition Jeep Renegade will be available in four colors and offers ample cargo space. The Jeeprenegade is also available in an Islander trim, which is similar to the former but with a higher price tag.

It is the ideal vehicle for those who love the outdoors. The upland is also equipped with Bluetooth Streaming Audio. All three versions are unique. You can find one in your preferred color.

The Sport trim offers all the same ten exterior color options, as does the Jeepster, with a second interior color option of gray. The Jeepster has the same engine as the Jeepster, but it has a unique trim that's not available on the Latitude.

It also comes with a black-out cab and two-tone leather interiors. Those looking for a more rugged model should consider the Latitude.

The basic trim level of the Jeepster comes with a TechnoGreen Metallic Clear Coat exterior and a standard black interior. It comes with low-back bucket seats, cloth upholstery, and an AM/FM stereo. 

Those looking for a more upscale option will find it with the Jeepster edition. The Melloy Advantage Program has many additional features, and you can customize your 2021 RENEGADE JEEPSTER FWD to fit your needs and lifestyle.

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2021 Nissan Qashqai Midnight Edition

Box-office popularity and critical acclaim don’t always align. Sometimes the biggest cinematic hits fall foul of the critics, leaving hearts of the masses and bums on seats to outweigh the minds of a learned few. Ticket sales reign supreme and it’s deemed a success.

The Nissan Qashqai has, for the most part, lived up to this scenario since its inception (previously branded Dualis Down Under). While it doesn’t top the VFACTS sales charts and it’s unlikely to win a group comparison test, the Qashqai is a consistent seller. Tied to a strong brand, the Qashqai offers families big value from their small SUV.

However, it’s been around a while – since 2014, in fact. So, to keep interest high and customers walking back into post-Covid showrooms, Nissan has delved into the gloss-black-paint reserves to create the Midnight Edition.

  What does it cost to own?

The Qashqai is covered by a five-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty, which is pretty standard within the industry these days. Servicing is every 12 months or 10,000km (whichever comes first), but you can also opt for a capped-price servicing plan that runs for 12 years/120,000km. Five years of roadside assistance is available.

What’s the exterior like?

In PR-speak, “Nissan invites you to own the night”… what that translates to is a heap of black accents being added to the known styling. And to be fair, it does the trick, with the Midnight Edition offering meaningful flair to keep the Qashqai ageing gracefully. For a known design, the special edition adds an on-road presence.

This is created via a Gloss Black V-motion grille, while the front and rear bumper blades and roof rails gain the same treatment. Darkened LED head (adaptive) and taillights feature, too, as well as body-coloured mouldings. The auto-folding wing mirrors gain gloss black, as do the 19-inch alloy wheels.

There are five exterior colours to choose from and include Vivid Blue, Ivory Pearl, Gun Metallic, Magnetic Red and Pearl Black.

What’s the interior like?

Yes, you guessed it, the black theme continues inside, too. And in a mind-bending juxtaposition, brightens up the tried and tested Qashqai design in line with the exterior. Both gloss and brushed black accents abound, including a black roof headliner, as well as part leather/Alcantara seats and illuminated kick plates.

The benefit of the larger dimensions against the class norm (the Qashqai is 4394mm long, 1086mm wide, 1595mm tall and with a 2646mm wheelbase) is a spacious cabin. All five occupants enjoy generous head, leg and toe room front to back, with the back pews gaining a central armrest with cup holders when four-up.

Despite its almost range-topping status, the Midnight Edition misses out on heated front seats and power adjustment (even for the driver), as well as digital dual-zone climate control. Yet, overall, the styling tweaks give the ergonomically sound cabin a bit of a second wind. The new steering wheel is also a highlight, feeling nice in hand.

What’s the infotainment like?

Updated for the current-gen model, the Qashqai gains a 7.0-inch colour touchscreen to handle the infotainment. It’s on the small side, meaning you have to be precise with your inputs and the graphics are dated. Still, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, as is DAB+ digital radio, which plays through a six-speaker audio system. The instrument cluster gains a 4.2-inch screen for features like the digital speedo.

Something left wanting, and a sign of the Qashqai’s 2014 ilk, is a lack of USB and USB-C ports. There are none in the back, and just a single port is hidden in the centre storage bin. And there’s no wireless charging, either. The upcoming third generation can’t arrive soon enough.

What is the storage like?

Given its ‘small’ SUV category designation, the Qashqai offers space some of the competition can’t match. The boot is 430 litres, extending to 1598 litres with the 60/40-split rear seats folded. There is a bit of a step up from the boot floor when the rear seats are stowed, however, the load bay is flat and the lip isn’t too intrusive when heaving in weighty/bulky items.

The centre console is endowed with a cavernous storage compartment and further bolstered by numerous provisions for cups, bottles, keys, wallets and sunglasses. Basically, there are a plethora of places to put a family’s worth of items.

What engines are available?

You can have any engine you want, as long as it’s a naturally aspirated four-cylinder. Its relatively large capacity does its best to mask a lack of torque compared to smaller, turbocharged units, with the 2.0-litre unit producing 200Nm. Combined with 106kW of power, the Midnight Edition offers ‘enough’ grunt to cope with the 1392kg kerb weight and fulfil its intended use… just.

Within city limits, the Qashqai operates amicably and the CVT is one of the better units on the market. Where it becomes strained is open-road overtaking, especially given power and torque are developed high in the rev range (6000 and 4400rpm respectively). The 2.0-litre four-pot sounds strained, too, as the CVT perches the tacho needle high in the rev range.

What about the fuel economy?

Officially the Qashqai Midnight Edition is rated at 6.9L/100km on a combined cycle. However, throughout testing the trip computer returned eights, even when pushing the oddly placed Eco mode button for frugal driving. It’s a shame some of the Nissan/Renault alliance turbo petrol and diesel engines offered in other markets aren’t available here.

What’s it like to drive? 

All the controls are light, progressive and easy to use for the daily grind and family hauling. Driven within these parameters the Midnight Edition ticks boxes by being easy to live with. The brakes are strong and progressive, the steering is light for city car parks and the stepped-ratio CVT mimics a conventional torque-converter automatic with six ratios for a ‘manual mode’. The suspension tune leans towards the stiff side. However, the dampers offer enough control on the rebound to prevent pogoing. Still, overall, it’s a bit too firm to be branded cosseting.

A somewhat interesting move is the fitment of Michelin Pilot Sport 4 tyres (225/45 front to rear) to the test car. It’s a lot of rubber for a humble SUV, especially given its usual performance-based applications. And while the sticky hoops offer the safety of heightened grip levels, it’s almost too much as the body struggles to match their competence, exacerbating the Qashqai’s roll. There’s also noticeable kickback and rack rattle through the steering wheel on poor surfaces.

How safe is the Qashqai?

The Qashqai range receives a five-star ANCAP safety rating, but it’s worth keeping in mind the score is carried over from the 2017 model year. Nissan Intelligent mobility active-safety includes blind-spot warning, lane-departure warning, emergency braking (AEB), rear cross-traffic alert 360-degree surround-view camera with parking sensors and intelligent driver alert. ISOFIX is fitted to the two outboard rear seats.

Sadly, given the price point, active cruise control, pedestrian/cyclist detection and lane-keeping with steering intervention aren’t standard, you have to step up to the Ti for that.

What are the alternatives?

Many. So many, in fact, it’s hard to list them all, so here are some of the key combatants. The never-say-die Mitsubishi ASX which, despite its age, keeps brewing a sales storm. In terms of racking up sales accolades, it’s the Lewis Hamilton of the small SUV segment. Like the Qashqai, it offers a lot of physical car for the monetary outlay.

Others to consider are the not-so-small Kia Seltos, dynamically talented Toyota C-HR, pragmatic Honda HR-V and the ‘funky’ Hyundai Kona. The Skoda Kamiq and Volkswagen T-Roc offer Euro quality, while the Mazda CX-30 pairs dynamics with a premium cabin. The choice is seemingly endless in this burgeoning class.  

The bottom line

The Qashqai is a classic case of ‘the more you spend, the less sense it makes. While the Midnight Edition jazzes things up a bit, there really isn’t much point extending into this price bracket. The metal-for-money equation that Nissan’s SUV does so well is no longer in its favour. At $28,290 (manual) and $30,290 (auto), the entry-level ST is about all the Qashqai you’ll ever need. The superior space and easy-to-live-with nature make it appealing to the masses.

So, while the Midnight Edition conjures visual delight and, somewhat out of character, offers grippy performance-orientated rubber, it isn’t the variant to buy. It’s also worth keeping in mind that a new Qashqai is, we’re told, around the corner.

Article sourced from https://practicalmotoring.com.au/

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2021 Nissan Kicks first drive review: More for your money

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2021 Nissan Kicks first drive review: More for your money

The Nissan Kicks is an inexpensive vehicle, but it’s not cheap. Updated for 2021, this likable subcompact crossover offers loads of high-end features and plenty of interior space, all at a bargain-basement price. 

This refreshed five-door benefits from more standard technology, some minor interior changes and, perhaps most significantly, enhanced exterior styling. New wheel designs are offered, plus SV and SR trims gain rear disc brakes. At both ends, the Kicks’ bumpers are reworked and there’s a new, much more rugged-looking grille that dispenses with the outgoing model’s cheeky cuteness. This vehicle’s new face is much hardier than before, more in line with the rest of Nissan’s utility-vehicle lineup. Top-shelf SR models also come with high-tech looking multireflector LED headlights.

Keeping things interesting, seven exterior paint colors are offered, including three new hues. The Kicks is also available with five two-tone combinations, including Electric Blue with a Super Black roof, which is what you see here. It’s a sharp-looking color scheme and I applaud Nissan for offering two-tone paintjobs on its vehicles.

This crossover’s interior is a no-nonsense affair, with a straightforward dashboard layout. The climate controls feel good and are simple to operate, plus both the front and rear seats are supportive and comfortably elevated so it doesn’t feel like you’re plopped on the floor. Yes, there’s a lot of hard plastic in the Kicks, but none of it is gross-looking or fragile. Its fuzzy headliner is about the only interior component that’s cheesy.

Gussying things up, the optional Premium Package includes attractive vinyl seating surfaces. Not only do they feel nice, they look good, too, accentuated with contrast-color stitching. Aside from that, this package also brings a heated steering wheel and heated front seats to the table, as well as an upscale Bose sound system with eight speakers, including some in the driver’s seat headrest. This is a solid offering and I love those headrest-mounted sound emitters. They really help provide an immersive listening experience.

Despite its affordability, the Kicks’ interior is sturdy, cheerful and spacious.

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Up front, a little more storage space would be nice as the center console is quite small, but there is a surprising amount of cargo room with the rear backrests up. Fold them down and you get a hell of a lot more junk-hauling space even if the load floor is far from flat.

Despite its small dimensions and affordable price, this Nissan comes standard with all kinds of useful technology including rear automatic braking, lane-departure warning and blind-spot monitoring. Automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, rear cross-traffic alert and even automatic high beams are included at no extra cost as well. Handy satellite audio controls on the steering wheel and even Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are baked right into every single variant.

Beyond that standard equipment, my top-trim SR test model is fitted with some premium features, like express up and down front windows, keyless entry with push-button start, automatic brake hold and adaptive cruise control. (Unfortunately, Nissan’s excellent ProPilot Assist adaptive cruise with lane centering is not offered.) It even has a great 360-degree camera system that’s better than what you get in many much-more-expensive Toyotas these days, and it has one roof-mounted grab handle at each outboard seating position. This last item may not sound important, but it’s a nice touch, especially in a low-cost vehicle.

It’s not very potent, but at least this 1.6-liter engine is efficient.

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As for speeds and feeds, the Base S model comes with a 7-inch touchscreen display, but the SV and SR variants feature a slightly more expansive 8-incher. This panel is home to an infotainment system that’s merely adequate. Visually, it looks pretty outdated, but it gets the job done, plus, if you’re going to use CarPlay or Android Auto, it doesn’t really matter. Just plug your phone into one of the three standard USB type-A ports (a type-C outlet is offered in SV and SR models) and don’t look back. SV and SR models also come with a handy driver-information center in the instrument cluster. With a 7-inch screen, it’s easy to read and child’s play to reconfigure. The available Premium Package mentioned earlier also adds a few high-tech goodies, including over-the-air updates for the head unit and an in-vehicle Wi-Fi hotspot.

Nestled behind the Kicks’ more-aggressive grille is a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine. With such small displacement and no forced induction, it is, not surprisingly, rather anemic. Horsepower measures 122 while torque clocks in at just 114 pound-feet, probably about as much as you get in low gear on a Huffy bike. As before, a continuously variable transmission sends those goods exclusively to the front tires since all-wheel drive is not offered.

Relatively smooth and quiet, this engine is nonetheless overmatched. Yes, it gets the job done, that CVT maximizing its meager output, but never does it make the Kicks feel agile or responsive. Merging and passing maneuvers need to be planned well in advance — or avoided altogether — as there’s precious little performance in reserve. But hey, what this scrappy crossover lacks in outright giddy-up is more than made up for in efficiency. The Kicks should return 31 miles per gallon in the city and 36 mpg on highway drives. Expect 33 mpg combined, a figure I had no trouble matching in real-world testing.

This Nissan’s ride quality is reasonably refined, though don’t expect it to absorb and digest bumps like a Rolls-Royce. Impact harshness is low and the suspension irons out much of the road’s grittiness, though the ride can be a little bit choppy at times, likely because of the short, 103.1-inch wheelbase. 

You could do a lot worse than the Nissan Kicks… like buying a Ford EcoSport, for instance. 

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Toss the Kicks into a corner and it responds with a bit more body roll than I’m used to these days. It’s not frightening, but it does occasionally feel tippy. Unfortunately, the steering is too light and totally synthesized.

But the refreshed Kicks is once again a great value. The base S model starts at $20,595, including $1,095 in delivery fees. That’s an increase of just 430 bucks compared to a similar 2020 version. Full pricing will be announced closer to its on-sale date, which is expected to be in February, though even a loaded-up SR variant should be extremely affordable, likely topping out in the mid-20s.

While far from a driver’s vehicle, the Nissan Kicks still impresses thanks to its generous standard equipment, available tech and generally pleasant interior. If you’re shopping for a subcompact crossover like the Honda HR-V, Toyota C-HR or Chevy Trax, check out the Kicks, it might just surprise you.

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Pros Youthful ST exterior Snappy infotainment system Smartly designed interior space Cons Gutless three-cylinder engine Jiggly ride quality Overall value proposition Buick hopes its new-for-2020 Encore GX will take market share from its competition, which includes the Honda HR-V...

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Updated Feb 22, 2021

The MG ZS is a fancy crossover which borders on being a SUV. I was surprised to find a panoramic sunroof on the ZS, something which none of its rivals have. The cabin has enough space to accommodate 5 adults. But 4 would be the ideal number to ride comfortably. There’s enough leg space and knee room on the seats. Jan 27, 2021 MG ZS Launch: Earlier this month, MG Pakistan launched another crossover SUV, MG ZS. The 1500cc vehicle is kind of base variant of MG ZS, as it comes without Panoramic Sunroof or Turbocharged engine. As per the company, it has started the booking of ZS at price of Rs4,099,000, making it cheapest compact SUV in Pakistan.

The MG ZS 2019 crossover appears to be an interesting vehicle from MG. Let's take a closer look!

In this review..

1. MG ZS 2019 Philippines Review: Introduction

2. MG ZS 2019 Philippines: Exterior Review

3. MG ZS 2019 Philippines: Interior Review

4. MG ZS 2019 Philippines: Specs & Engine

5. MG ZS 2019 Philippines: Safety Features

6. MG ZS 2019 Philippines: Variants & Price list

1. MG ZS 2019 Philippines Review: Introduction

MG or Morris Garages first officially appeared in the Philippines back in 2015. But as of 2018, The Covenant Car Company Incorporated (TCCI), the same firm behind the Chevrolet brand here, has taken up the position of being MG’s official distributor here in the country.

MG isn’t by any means a new or even young car company. This is immediately apparent when upon visiting one of their dealerships here. You would notice the text below the MG logo which says “Since 1924.”

Once called MG Car Company Limited, the company has produced very interesting vehicles such as the very successful T-Series and the MGF roadster under the Rover Group. As of 2005 however, the Nanjing Automobile Group has since acquired the British car company and all its assets and as such has enjoyed a much larger availability worldwide.

Nanjing itself merged with the SAIC Group in 2008. MG has since sold cars in Australia, Chile, China, Thailand, the United Kingdom and, of course, the Philippines.

The MG ZS 2019 features styling cues you might recognize from a number of other vehicles

The MG ZS (pronounced “zed es”) crossover actually shares its name with a 2001 saloon which the car company made under the Rover badge. Announced back in 2016 at the Guangzhou Auto Show, the MG ZS is the second time MG has dipped its hand in the crossover market.

Additionally, it is intended to lie in between the large MG RX5 SUV and the smaller MG 3 hatchback which is sadly not available here in the Philippines. Now let’s take a closer look at this new crossover through our MG ZS 2019 Philippines review brought byPhilkotse.com.

2. MG ZS 2019 Philippines: Exterior Review

For a crossover with its price, the five-door, five-seater MG ZS 2019 is a good car to look at. It does not have as much road presence as, say, Mazda CX-5 but otherwise it is much larger looking than the more expensive Ford Ecosport. But let us talk more about the ZS’s price later.

Suffice to say, the 2019 MG ZS exterior looks much closer to the aforementioned because of its equally sizable grille at the front and probably the overall profile of the vehicle as well. Another thing to note is the availability of roof brackets to allow for a roof rack which adds to the practicality of the MG ZS.

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Overall, the MG ZS seems to have borrowed a lot of design cues from its competitors, but in this case, that isn’t exactly a bad thing as the car overall looks fine. It is good to note however that as MG is developing more and more vehicles, the time will inevitably come that the company can create its own unique look for their vehicles.

The affordable crossover measures 4,314 mm in length, 1,809 mm in width, and is 1,648 mm in height. It has a long 2,585-mm wheelbase and weighs 1,258 kilograms. Surprisingly enough, the Ecosport is actually much longer but the MG ZS is a little bit wider.

A look at the MG ZS 2019 rear view

Other MG ZS exterior amenities include fog lights, a power-adjustable rear view mirror, 17-inch alloy wheels, and a rear window wiper. As of now, the MG ZS comes in six creatively named colors; Scottish Silver, Meteorite Black, Extreme Speed Red, Moon White, and Electro-optic Orange.

The wheels of the MG ZS. They look simple which to some simple is a strong point

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3. MG ZS 2019 Philippines: Interior Review

Before talking about anything else, one surprising feature of the 2019 MG ZS interior is that it comes with a panoramic sunroof which many of its competitors have yet to provide. Now moving on to the interior design itself, everything looks fine and the buttons and controls are fairly ergonomically positioned - within easy reach.

The pedals are placed just right, and everything within the MG ZS is simple and logical. What we’re not a big fan of however is that MG decided to use fake carbon fiber which is extremely prominent around the infotainment system and around the shifter. Another nitpick we simply cannot ignore are the drab color choices for the MG ZS’s interior.

The MG ZS interior looks clean and the equipment is ergonomically placed

Upon closer inspection of the MG ZS infotainment system, it is surprisingly good with just a little latency compared to many used in other cars. Its homepage thankfully adds much-needed life and color inside the simple cabin. The infotainment system of the MG ZS can play FM/AM radio, has Bluetooth connectivity, and has USB and AUX ports which are all made audible by fairly decent front and rear speakers.

The trunk of the MG ZS is spacious and more than enough for a weekend sojourn

In terms of seating, MG claims that the ZS crossover can comfortably seat five. We would disagree with that point however and would claim that it is better suited to four, owing to the bulging center of the rear passenger bench. As for knee space and headroom, we have no complaints about.

Other comfort features that come with the MG ZS interior are air-conditioning, power windows, automatic climate control, a heater, fold-down seats which you can also adjust manually, accessory power outlets, and a power trunk opener which opens up to fair-sized boot.

4. MG ZS 2019 Philippines: Specs & Engine

The engine that powers the 2019 MG ZS crossover is a 1.5-liter, naturally aspirated four-cylinder gasoline engine which produces a decent 118hp and 150Nm of torque. That’s competitive compared to other existing crossovers in the market.

The engine, however, is a bit rough sounding but otherwise runs well with enough power and economy for a crossover within its price range. Peak power for the MG ZS is achieved by revving the engine high at about 6,000 rpm, so that’s one thing that needs to be improved.

Vscode markdown pdf latex. MG ZS 2019: 1.5-liter AT Engine

The current engine, however, is a good choice as there is also an MG ZS 1.0-liter turbocharged engine available in other markets which sources say underperforms and is slower than the 1.5 one available here in the Philippines.

The MG ZS 2019 can come with a five-speed manual gearbox or a four-speed automatic. The manual in question feels light and responsive. But when you’re running on the highway, the five-speed may be inadequate, and a six-speed would’ve been better for better highway gas economy. Otherwise, though it’s a good tranny all around.

The MG ZS 2019's speedometer which reaches up to 220 km/h and its tachometer which reads up to 8000 rpm

The suspension overall is comfortable and is on the soft side as one would expect from a crossover; comfortable and promising a good ride over minor bumps on the road. The other side of this is that the MG ZS’s soft suspension causes a bit of roll. Furthermore, when it comes to the steering, feedback is lacking.

Despite those gripes, the MG ZS is a comfortable ride and driving it down a typical road in the city feels okay. It doesn’t stand out by any means in this regard but it’s good for a vehicle of its price.

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5. MG ZS 2019 Philippines: Safety Features

The MG ZS is designed around a rigid safety cage made from high-strength steel. All variants also come equipped with airbags, seatbelt reminders, electronic brake distribution, cornering brake control, child locks, and ISOFIX child seat mounting points.

All MG ZS variants come with modern safety features such as ABS, ISOFIX child seat..

6. MG ZS 2019 Philippines: Variants & Price list

The MG ZS 2019 comes in three variants. Listed below are the variants and how much MG ZS costs.

MG ZS price in the Philippines - 2019

Price

P 818,888

P 869,888

P 998,888

Multimarkdown syntax. >>> View full price list of MG Philippines

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New Honda HR-V spied testing in Thailand; will rival Seltos and Creta

New Honda HR-V spied testing in Thailand; will rival Seltos and Creta

– Will initially go on sale in Thailand

– Expected to be launched in India in late 2021

– Honda HR-V will rival the Kia Seltos and Hyundai Creta

Honda seems to be working on a generation update for the HR-V mid-size SUV, as a prototype was recently spied testing in Thailand for the first time.

Initial impressions seem that Honda has opted for a complete redesign of the exteriors. The…

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2021 Chevy Trailblazer review: Reborn SUV is a hit-or-miss proposition

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2021 Chevy Trailblazer review: Reborn SUV is a hit-or-miss proposition

Once upon a time, the Chevrolet Trailblazer was a body-on-frame, midsize SUV. The old-school Trailblazer was a beefy thing, available with a V8 engine and rear-wheel drive. But as shoppers’ needs have evolved, so have the SUVs themselves. After more than a decade, the Trailblazer is back in the form of a kinder, gentler, subcompact crossover.

Like

Snappy turbocharged engine

Excellent styling

Great infotainment tech

Don’t Like

Bland interior

Can get more expensive than most of its competitors

The 2021 Chevy Trailblazer is offered in LS, LT, Activ and RS trims. The Activ is the one pictured here, which has a rugged-ish look, while the RS is a little sportier. Like the Buick Encore GX with which it shares a platform, the Trailblazer is available with either a 1.2-liter turbo I3 and a continuously variable transmission, or a 1.3-liter turbo I3 with either a CVT or a nine-speed automatic. For this review, I’m focusing on the uplevel 1.3T and nine-speed combo.

The Trailblazer is larger than the Chevy Trax, but with its sub-$20,000 starting price, is actually the least expensive SUV in the company’s lineup. It shares a lot of its design with its big brother, the Blazer, and to good effect. The dual-port grille and squinty headlights look great, but don’t be fooled by what Chevy calls the “simulated” skid plate down below. Still, I like the sculpted hood and I am always here for a two-tone paint scheme. Personally, I think the Trailblazer looks best in RS guise.

The Trailblazer shares a lot of its design cues with its midsize big brother, the Blazer.

Chevrolet

Chevy’s 1.3-liter I3 is surprisingly perky. Sure, it only makes 155 horsepower, but it’s the 174 pound-feet of torque that really helps with acceleration. It comes on early at 1,600 rpm and stays flat until 4,000 rpm, making highway merging almost effortless. The nine-speed automatic transmission is tuned more for fuel economy than anything else, upshifting early to maximize efficiency. During my time with the car, I averaged 29.1 miles per gallon, which is on the better side of the EPA’s ratings of 26 mpg city, 30 mpg highway and 28 mpg combined for this engine.

That’s not to say the Trailblazer is fun to drive, though. Get it on backroads and the soft suspension and generous body roll will make you think twice about making any quick directional changes, and it’s easy to upset the overall smoothness on uneven stretches of pavement. Then again, nothing in this small SUV class is all that rewarding to drive, save for the Mazda CX-3. I think most folks will find that the Trailblazer does an adequate job day to day, with lots of usable low-end power and easy-to-drive dynamics.

There is a Sport mode in the Trailblazer, which Chevy says changes the transmission’s shift logic, giving the steering a heavier feel. This also activates the all-wheel-drive setting — which is something the driver can turn on and off with a button — though the difference here is hard to feel. The transmission holds revs a bit longer under aggressive acceleration, but it doesn’t really change the Trailblazer’s overall demeanor. If you live in a cold-weather climate, a Snow mode makes the throttle less aggressive, potentially resulting in less wheelspin when setting off from a stop.

The Trailblazer comes standard with Chevy’s Safety Assist package, which includes forward-collision warning and braking, front pedestrian braking, lane-keeping assist, a following distance indicator and automatic high beams. Adaptive cruise control is part of a $620 package and blind-spot monitoring is part of a separate $345 package. That’s weird, considering both those options are standard on the Toyota CH-R. If you want more tech like a hands-on steering assist feature, check out the Kia Seltos. Regardless of their price, the driver assistance features work as advertised, keeping me at a set distance from a lead car, warning me of other vehicles in my blind spot and producing a ding while gently bringing me back into the lane if I start to drift out.

Inside the Trailblazer, a standard 7-inch touchscreen runs Chevy’s Infotainment 3 system, but my tester has the upgraded 8-inch screen. It responds rapidly to my inputs and I love how easy and intuitive it is to use. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are here, and with wireless connectivity in upper trim levels. Both the driver and passenger can connect their phones to the system with a nifty dual-Bluetooth interface. Charging is taken care of by USB Type-A and Type-C ports, plus a 12-volt outlet up front. Wireless charging is available, as are additional USB-A and USB-C ports for rear-seat passengers.

The interior design is kind of meh, but the infotainment tech is great.

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Parents will rest easy with Chevy’s standard Teen Driver feature, a black box of sorts that records driving behavior when a particular key fob is used, and can even set a speed limiter and prohibit the audio volume from going too high. It’s a feature that my rebellious high school self would hate, but the grumpy grown woman I’ve become takes gleeful joy in knowing younger drivers can’t be hooligans.

Much as I like the onboard tech, I’m less impressed by the rest of the Trailblazer’s interior. Sure, the materials are mostly fine and I like how much storage space is available, but the design lacks the spunk of the Nissan Kicks, the sophistication of the Mazda CX-3 or the quirky details of the Kia Seltos. What’s more, the backup camera quality is middling, though drivers can opt for a high-definition camera as part of a $1,720 technology package (Come on, just make this standard!). Overall, function definitely takes priority over form here.

The Trailblazer’s cargo space puts it in the middle of the class, at 25.3 cubic feet behind the second row of seats, expanding to 54.4 cubes when folded. Fold down the front passenger seat and you can accommodate items up to 8.5 feet long, like kayaks or lumber. If you need more space, however, you should look at the Kia Seltos, with 26.6 and 63 cubic feet respectively, or the Honda HR-V, with 24.3/58.8.

The Trailblazer is a fine little SUV, but many of its competitors are more well-rounded.

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The 2021 Chevrolet Trailblazer starts at $19,995 including $995 for destination. However, my LT tester ups the starting price to $25,600, and once the options are tacked on, I’m looking at $28,180 including destination. For that price I can get a nicely equipped Kia Seltos or Honda HR-V, or I can get a loaded Nissan Kicks with nearly $7,000 to spare.

The Trailblazer is a nice addition to the subcompact SUV segment with its lively powertrain and bold exterior styling. But considering how well-rounded so many of its competitors are, unfortunately for the Trailblazer, that might not be enough.

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2021 Kia Seltos Review: Standout Subompact SUV

The hits keep on coming for Kia. This time it’s the 2021 Kia Seltos, a rugged little SUV with a handsome exterior, good passenger and cargo space, and very good handling for a subcompact vehicle that slots between the Kia Soul and Kia Sportage. With the turbo engine on upper models, it’s right quick.

It’s important to pick the right trim line because Kia goes light on driver assists on the entry Seltos. You’ll probably want middle trim levels, Seltos S Turbo or EX. Option the car right and you can also have a 10.2-inch infotainment display, all-wheel-drive, and reasonable off-roading-lite experiences. Be prepared to live with firm suspension and some cabin noise at highway speeds.

Overall, this is a great first car for people who’d prefer to spend for a new subcompact vehicle rather than, say, a two- or three-year-old compact SUV of the Sportage class. It’s also as an around-town runabout or a car for people who don’t need a status symbol. Although, from a head-on view, it could be mistaken for Kia’s wildly successful Telluride SUV.

The 2021 Kia Seltos is nicely trimmed out for an entry crossover.

The Seltos is based on the Hyundai Kona, which arrived as a 2018 model.  The Seltos shipped to global markets a year ago, and now in the US. At 172 inches, it’s 8 inches longer than Kona, also 2 inches taller, which pays off in more cargo space as well as a bit more room in both seating rows. Four adults could go away for the weekend with soft-side luggage in the Seltos without much trouble. In the Kona, the baggage rules would be: If you bring a backpack, it goes inside the duffel, or it rides on your lap because four more backpacks/laptop bags might not fit in the back.

Front-seat room is fine, and cargo space is excellent for a 172-inch-long vehicle. The second row is good, but not great.

On the Road With Seltos

I test-drove the Seltos S Turbo with all-wheel drive, a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, keyless entry, cruise control (not adaptive cruise), a leather steering wheel, and a reasonable driver-assist package. It gets to 60 mph in about 7 seconds. In a week of driving split between city and highway, I got 28 mpg, about where the EPA sets the combined driving figure.

The seats are supportive and the cockpit shows good build quality, although there are some hard plastics (with no padded trim covering) that attest to the Seltos’ affordable price point. The driver’s knee may scrape the (also not padded) center console. The cargo area is quite spacious for a small car. Handling is good, although the flip side to that is a ride that’s stiffer than passengers might like on highways.

It would have been nice to have had more than one USB jack in a car with seat belts for five, even knowing that automotive-grade jacks can cost automakers $20-plus.

If you’re a fan of the Kia Soul and want all-wheel-drive, you’re looking at the solution: one of the Seltos trim lines with AWD. It’s 7 inches longer than the Soul.

Seltos Trim Lines

The Seltos comes in five trim lines (model variants) – LX, S, S Turbo, EX, and SX – and the trim lines take the place of options packages. The few options include two-tone paint and sunroof, although production constraints currently force you to pick sunroof or two-tone paint, not both. There are two engines, a 146-hp 2.0-liter four-cylinder with a continuously variable transmission, rated at 29 mpg city / 34 mpg highway, and the 175-hp 1.6-liter turbo-four rated at 25 mpg city, 30 mpg highway.

The SX is quite well equipped, with navigation and a 10.25-inch center stack display, which seems huge in such a small car. The six-speaker audio jumps to eight with branded Bose audio and Sound Connected Mood Lamp, meaning lights in the cockpit that pulse in sync with the music. There’s UVO Link telematics, remote start, wireless phone charging, and an additional USB jack. It is the one model with adaptive cruise control and limited autonomous driving, on limited-access highways.

The Kia Seltos LX is soft on safety and driver assists. The S Turbo hits the sweet spot. Only the SX ($29K) has it all – including Level 2 self-driving.

Driver Assists for the Upmarket Models

Kia offers a lot of Seltos driver assists, including SAE Level 2 self-driving (called Highway Driving Assist). But as you browse the Kia site, eventually you’ll find most of it is not on the cheapest model. (Minor annoyance: the Seltos’ underwhelming website only lets you cross-compare three of the five trim lines at a time. The table above, from kia.com, was snipped in segments from the site and stitched together in Photoshop. Harrumph.) The entry LX, $23,110 including shipping, with all-wheel-drive, has no driver assists beyond a reminder to check the rear seats when exiting, as well as the federally mandated backup camera. The Seltos S, the same price but with front-drive, adds a front-windshield camera that provides automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning/lane centering, and automatic high beams.

The S Turbo and EX (both AWD) add blind-spot warning and rear cross-traffic alert. The top trim line, SX, is the only one with full-range adaptive cruise and active driving assistance (Highway Driving Assist), as well as safe exit assist that uses blind-spot warning to keep the left-side doors from opening into approaching traffic. The top-line SX with optional sunroof and premium paint runs $30,055.

Seltos X-Line Trail Attack Concept.

Kia has been showing concept off-roader versions of the Seltos and it’s likely one will come to market to compete against smaller Jeeps. (Also to separate Kia from Hyundai in buyers’ mind: Hyundai luxury/mainstream, Kia sporty.) There’s nothing like a Jeep, as Jeep people say, but there’s an opportunity for brands that get serious about off-roading albeit with nice cockpits and good reliability.

Awesome: The top-of-the-line Seltos SX gets a 10.25-inch center stack LCD.

Should You Buy the Seltos?

There are several good cars in the subcompact crossover category. As a group, they’re luring passengers away from compact sedans. The Seltos is one of the best and the interior room is good.

The strongest challenger is the new Mazda CX-30, an excellent driving car with great handling, an upscale cockpit, and a quieter ride on the highway. The older, smaller Mazda CX-3 is still a good car, but aging.

The Subaru Crosstrek is highly regarded and has a good reputation for reliability and being able to go lightly off-road, just not over boulders. Also look at the Nissan Rogue Sport, Ford EcoSport, Nissan Kicks, Hyundai Venue, and Honda HR-V.

If you like the Kia family, both the smaller Kia Soul and larger Kia Sportage are first-rate. (The Kia Niro SUV, an inch shorter than the Seltos, is sold as a hybrid/plug-in hybrid.)

As for the Seltos, you should probably avoid the entry model because it lacks driver safety assists. Note that Toyota’s cheapest C-HR LE ($22K) has extensive driver assists, even adaptive cruise control, and the only missing safety assist, blind-spot detection, is on the C-HR XLE ($24K). We’re not recommending the C-HR over the Seltos because it’s got less room, poor visibility, soft acceleration, and lacks all-wheel-drive. But if Toyota can put all that safety tech on every trim line of an entry vehicle, so can Kia.

The S Turbo and EX represent the bang-for-the-buck sweet spot, while the SX is very well equipped for long-distance highway driving, even if it doesn’t ride as smoothly as, say, the larger Sportage. If you’re shopping small SUVs, you need to drive the Seltos. Between Kia and corporate siblings Hyundai and Genesis, they have launched almost 10 vehicles since the start of 2019, and all have been good, excellent, or, in the case of the Kia Telluride, Hyundai Palisade, and Hyundai Sonata, best-in-class.

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Novo Honda HR-V 2021 está em testes no Japão

A nova geração do Honda HR-V, SUV produzido e vendido no Brasil, já está rodando em testes no Japão. O utilitário foi flagrado com camuflagem pesada para esconder as novas linhas, mas dá para ver que o comprimento cresceu e que grade e faróis estão redesenhados. Segundo a publicação Autocar India, a data de apresentação (no exterior) já está definida: será em maio de 2021.

Por enquanto, a Honda ainda não divulgou informações oficiais sobre a nova geração do HR-V. Mas a leitura é de que o SUV da marca japonesa será um produto maior e mais caro quando chegar à próxima linha. De acordo com a Autocar, a terceira geração terá dimensões maiores para disputar vendas especialmente com o Toyota Corolla Cross, seu futuro rival que também é esperado para 2021.

A nova plataforma modular — lançada no fim de 2019 com a quarta geração do Fit — permitirá à Honda esticar um pouco o chassi, para que o HR-V 2021 possa brigar em faixas maiores de preços. O SUV terá cerca de 4,40 metros de comprimento (+ 8 cm), por 1,79 m de largura (+2 cm) e 1,59 m de altura (+1 cm). Apenas o entre-eixos seguirá inalterado, com 2,61 m (muito bem aproveitados no modelo atual).

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HR-V 2021: motores turbo e tecnologia híbrida

O próximo HR-V também vai mudar radicalmente a mecânica. Versões de entrada deverão trazer o novo motor 1.0 turbo de 3 cilindros (também do novo Fit, com 130 cv e 20,4 mkgf de torque), enquanto o topo terá o 1.5 turbo de 4-cilindros e 173 cv, e o câmbio tipo CVT que simula sete marchas. Este é o conjunto que já equipa o atual HR-V Touring, versão vendida a R$ 140 mil.

Entretanto, na próxima geração o HR-V mais caro será híbrido. O sistema vai combinar o 1.5 turbo a outros dois motores elétricos e o câmbio automático CVT, podendo chegar a números impressionantes de consumo — fala-se em média de até 23,8 km/l com gasolina. Esta versão deve facilmente superar os R$ 150 mil, uma vez que trará consigo outras tecnologias avançadas.

A lista de recursos eletrônicos será extensa para acompanhar a escalada social. É certo que a nova geração do HR-V terá itens como sistema de frenagem automática de emergência, assistente de permanência em faixa (que faz leves correções no volante), alerta de ponto cego, controle de cruzeiro adaptativo, faróis com facho alto automático, entre outros.

É claro que a oferta de equipamentos será definida por cada filial. Mas é provável que a Honda traga os recursos mais avançados para cá. Além dos reforços na segurança, o próximo HR-V também terá nova multimídia com novos recursos de conectividade e mais portas USB. É algo essencial para o público de perfil familiar do modelo. A estreia no Brasil deve ocorrer no 2º semestre do ano que vem.

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2021 Honda HR-V Engine Transmission, Release Date, Model

2021 Honda HR-V Engine Transmission, Release Date, Model

2021 Honda HR-V Engine Transmission, Release Date, Model – This kind of Honda Consumers is noted, which could transform each individual alternative about marking unique modern technology. Hence the valid 2021 Honda HR-V Engine Transmissionoperated Transmission might also be determined to your revamp. With of linked to Honda motor unit motor vehicles appearing with considerable changes, the…

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2021 Toyota C-Hr Engine, Price, Release Date

2021 Toyota C-Hr Engine, Price, Release Date

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2021 Honda CR-V Exterior, Interior, Engine, Price

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2021 Honda CR-V Exterior, Interior, Engine, Price

2021 Honda CR-V Exterior, Interior, Engine, Price – Honda’s crossover selection is the finest-marketing classification in the loved ones. The Japanese carmaker is creating new features, also its final results with always widely used vehicles. Just one of them will genuinely be 2021 Honda CR-V. It is a compact SUV, together with its sibling HR-V triggers a good deal of curiosity with every new model. However, the subcompact category is not so attractive, so CR-V is, for the time being, a more valuable model for Honda. What to count on from a new SUV? Very first of all, revisions of the total infotainment system. This is the significant deficiency of all motor vehicles out of this company. The CR-V should make a turnaround in this area, in case personnel in Honda resolve this. We shall have possibly the most appealing crossover of 2020.

2021 Honda CR-V Exterior

The 2021 Honda CR-V should come entirely newly designed, as we described recently. It includes a lot of changes. It consists of a new platform, which can deliver quite a few changes in some features. The new model consists of an entirely new look, which will be adjusted to the company’s new design terminology. It is forecasted that the new model could have numerous noticeable commonalities with the HR-V model.

2021 Honda CR-V Exterior

2021 Honda CR-V Interior

Unique reduce concentrations uses talked about engines. The base model is a CR-V LX, and it comes with the 2.4-l engine. Also, other available choices are EX, EX-L, and Touring. Some of the capabilities we can see in the collection are Apple inc CarPlay, Android vehicle, satellite radio station, or menu system. Interior is going to be also renovated entirely. The biggest alter is generally in terms of measurement. The 2021 CR-V will likely be greater. It most likely will feature about three series of seating, with space for seven passengers. This transfer was predicted from Honda. The company will effort to search a tiny tad upmarket by using this model.

2021 Honda CR-V Interior

2021 Honda CR-V Engine

Professionals and fans would love to see 2021 Honda CR-V in a hybrid version. It is only a hope. But, it is nevertheless possible. Honda could blend 2.0-litre model with electric power packs to strengthen overall performance. Besides that, CR-V makes use of the 1.5-l turbocharged engine as a base product. Another opportunity is a 2.4-litre mill. Either are 4-tube mills with outputs about 190 hp. A 6-speed manual and a CVT are possible gearboxes for the new crossover. All trims are going to be accessible in FWD commute when only a few are acquiring AWD.

2021 Honda CR-V Concept

2021 Honda CR-V Release Date And Price

Lovers are eagerly waiting for recognised info about the release date of the 2021 Honda CR-V. Even so, some rumours say that the company is moving to present it early in 2020. But this is nevertheless depending on many things. With small changes, the new crossover is not heading to cost you better. Honda sets the price in the vicinity of $25,000. Leading of the class models are benefiting from added products, and the distinction between upcoming and present model is noteworthy. New SUV could go up to $35,000, plus it incorporates few luxurious improvements in the cabin.