Honda WR-V

The console places the selector, cup holders and storage within easy reach.

Supportive seats and durable upholstery suit daily use; upper trims add richer finishes.

Door bins, a glovebox and console storage organise daily items.

Front cup holders and door bottle pockets are positioned for easy access.

USB ports and a wireless phone charger support devices; the petrol WR-V does not plug in.

Durable cabin materials and solid controls suit frequent use.

The 380-litre boot is generous for the segment, with folding rear seats for larger loads.

The steep tailgate, spoiler and horizontal lamps create a practical youthful rear.

Disc and drum brakes, ABS and stability control provide predictable stopping.

Honda Sensing includes emergency braking, lane-keeping and road-departure mitigation.

Airbags, ISOFIX mounts, stability control and a strong passenger cell provide protection.

The CVT manages engine speed automatically, with sport or lower selector settings where fitted.

The updated 10-inch screen supports smartphone connectivity and camera views.

Adaptive cruise control and a 360-degree camera on equipped variants reduce workload.

The audio system provides clear everyday sound, with speakers varying by trim.

A continuously variable transmission provides smooth power and efficient cruising.

The front wheels are driven through a simple, efficient layout.

The WR-V reaches 100 km/h in around 11 seconds, adequate for city and highway use.

Official fuel consumption is around 6.0 litres per 100 km, depending on conditions.

Keyless access, climate control, wireless charging and available 360-degree cameras improve convenience.

Rear passengers benefit from airflow and the upright cabin's generous headroom.

Engine noise rises under hard acceleration; wind and tyre noise are reasonable for the class.