2021 Honda HR-V for Malaysia gets new infotainment, LED headlamps, and colour

The Honda HR-V has received several notable updates across the board in Malaysia today, encapsulating a new colour, exterior updates, and a new touchscreen infotainment system.

Now with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay!

All four variants of the B-segment SUV will now come with a 7-inch Display Audio touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support. Every variant will also get 2 additional USB ports in the centre console for added convenience. 

Meanwhile, the HR-V Sport Hybrid gets a nip-and-tuck consisting of new LED headlights (previously they were halogen projectors), LED fog lights and LED tail lights.

Capping off the look are chrome door handles, and a 3-spoke leather steering wheel - different from the previous half leather-urethane material.

Platinum White Pearl, as seen on the City.

Also, Platinum White Pearl - the Honda City's best-selling colour - will now be offered on the HR-V, replacing the existing White Orchard Pearl colour.

Honda HR-V prices and specs in Malaysia

HR-V RS pictured. Still worth the attention over the Proton X50? Find out here.

Despite the updates, prices for the HR-V are still maintained as before. To recap, there's four variants of the locally-assembled (CKD) SUV offered here, priced as below. 

2021 Honda HR-V Malaysia variants and price
Variant Price
1.8 E RM 104,000.21
1.8 V RM 113,421.92
1.8 RS RM 118,581.81
1.5 Sport Hybrid TBC
On-the-road prices sans insurance, with SST exemption. Valid until 30-June 2020.

The E, V and RS variants of the HR-V are powered by a 1.8-litre, naturally-aspirated engine making 142 PS and 172 Nm, paired to a CVT. The Sport Hybrid however gets a 1.5-litre, naturally-aspirated mill producing 152 PS and 190 Nm mated to a 7-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission (DCT). 

Honda HR-V 2020 sales figures

Last year, Honda Malaysia managed to hold on to its top position in the non-national segment for the sixth consecutive year, selling 60,469 units. Of those, the best-sellers were the City (34% of total sales), Honda Civic (20%) and Honda HR-V (17%). 

Passion Red Pearl HR-V RS.

Contrary to the City though, Passion Red Pearl was the colour of choice for HR-V buyers, with 30% of customers opting for that shade. Meanwhile, the V variant was the fan favourite too - making up 41% of all HR-Vs sold last year. 

With these numbers, the HR-V maintains its No.1 position in the Non-National Compact SUV segment with a 73% market share as at November 2020. 

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