New-Gen Honda HR-V Crossover SUV Teased Ahead Of Global Debut

The new Honda HR-V is set to be unveiled debut on April 4 and is likely to make a public debut later at the New York Auto Show 2022.

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The teaser image shows a portion of the new HR-V’s rear revealing the new new smoked LED taillamps

Honda has released a teaser image of the upcoming new-gen HR-V crossover SUV, ahead of its global debut. The new Honda HR-V is set to be unveiled debut on April 4 and is likely to make a public debut later at the New York Auto Show 2022, which is scheduled from April 15 to April 24. The teaser image reveals a portion of the rear section of the new HR-V, which appears to come with a sculpted tailgate with new smoked LED taillamps and the HR-V badging.

Can a taillight be a work of art ???? ???? ???? ? 4.4.22 #HondaHRV pic.twitter.com/w1IJHxslz6

— Honda (@Honda) March 23, 2022

Apart from the teaser image and the unveil date, Honda hasn’t revealed anything else about the new  Honda HR-V. However, earlier in January 2022, the carmaker did release a couple of design sketches. Based on those, we can tell you that the SUV will come with a new design, featuring a hexagonal grille, flanked by sleek headlamps with integrated LED DRLs and turn indicators. The SUV also gets a wide airdam with a mesh patter grille and large C-shaped inserts at either ends of the bumper.

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The new Honda HR-V will come with a new design, featuring a hexagonal grille, flanked by sleek headlamps with integrated LED DRLs

The rear section of the crossover SUV gets a coupe-like design with wide wraparound LED taillamps and a beefy bumper with heavy black cladding. The HR-V also a set of larger alloy wheels and underbody cladding adding to its rugged persona. The cabin of the new Honda HR-V is yet to be revealed.

The new HR-V’s rear comes with a coupe-like design with wide wraparound LED taillamps and a beefy bumper with heavy black cladding

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Mechanical details and other technical specifications are yet to be announced, and they are likely to be revealed at the time of unveiling. However, the crossover is expected to carry forward the same 1.5-litre petrol engine that currently powers the American-spec Civic sedan.

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