Honda HR-V vs. Honda Civic Siblings Battle Comparison
Honda HR-V vs. Honda Civic Siblings Battle Comparison
Honda HR-V vs. Honda Civic Siblings Battle Comparison
Honda Atlas Cars Limited (HACL) has opted to capitalise on the popularity of crossover SUVs by introducing the HR-V in Pakistan in 2022.
With its arrival, there is conjecture that the HR-V may capture a higher market share than HACL’s flagship, the Honda Civic. Despite the apparent category differences, Civic and HR-V are also significantly different in terms of value.
1:Honda HR-V
Honda’s transition to a more straightforward design is visible in the HR-V. With its lofty stature, unusual front grille, straightened-out bonnet, and crisp headlamps, the front looks good yet formidable. The slim daytime running lights (DRLs) are equally sleek and attractive, and they contribute to the car’s futuristic appearance.
The side profile has clean, basic lines. In Pakistan, the HR-V receives 17-inch alloy rims that are basic yet appealing.
2:Honda Civic 2022
Despite its modest form, the Honda Civic appears to be a flagship product. The front has narrow, angular headlights with long, sharp DRLs, a sleek front grille, and a smooth, extended hood that appears to flow over over the front grille.
Its side aspect is unimpressive, with a straight tail and an edgy design that allows for a discreet yet athletic appearance. The Civic RS boasts 18-inch black alloy wheels that enhance to its sportiness.
The back end is likewise less showy than on the previous model. The new Civic’s back resembles the Audi A4 thanks to a revised taillight design, a smooth rear bumper, and an enlarged tail. Overall, the new Civic appears to be more refined than its ‘try-hard’ predecessor.
Dimensions and Weight
The dimensions of both vehicles are as follows:
Measurements | Honda Civic | Honda HR-V |
Wheelbase | 2,736 mm | 2,610 mm |
Length | 4,674 mm | 4,385 mm |
Width | 1,801 mm | 1,790 mm |
Height | 1,415 mm | 1,590 mm |
Ground Clearance | 150 mm | 196 mm |
Max Curb Weight | 1,396 KG | 1,267 KG |
Features
This comparison is between the top variants to determine the complete range of features they offer. The following are the specs and features of both vehicles:
Specs and Features | Honda Civic RS | HR-V VTi-S |
Safety |
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Central Power Door Locks | Yes | Yes |
Immobilizer System and Burglar Alarm | Yes | Yes |
Parking Sensors | Front and Rear | No |
Rearview Camera | Yes | Yes |
Daytime Running Lights | Yes | Yes |
Front Foglights | Yes | Yes |
ABS Brakes w/ EBD & BA | Yes | Yes |
Hill-start Assist | Yes | Yes |
Cruise Control | Yes | No |
Lane Keep Assist | Yes | No |
Traction Control | Yes | Yes |
Stability Control | Yes | Yes |
Autonomous Braking | Yes | No |
Auto-Rain Sensing Wipers | Yes | No |
Airbags | 2 | 4 |
Convenience |
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Smart Infotainment System | Yes | Yes |
USB Connectivity | Yes | Yes |
Apple Carplay/Andriod Auto Configuration | Yes | Android Only |
Automatic Climate Control | Yes | Yes |
Rear AC Vents | Yes | Yes |
Keyless Entry | Yes | Yes |
Push Start Button | Yes | Yes |
Electronic Parking Brake | Yes | Yes |
Paddle Shifters | Yes | No |
Multiple Drive Modes | Yes | No |
Sunroof | Yes | No |
Steering Wheel Multimedia-Control Switches | Yes | Yes |
Adjustable Steering Wheel | Yes | Yes |
ISO Fix Child Seat Anchors | Yes | Yes |
Price
The prices of all variants are as follows:
Model | Price (Rs.) |
Honda HR-V | |
VTi | 5,999,000 |
VTi-S | 6,199,000 |
Honda Civic | |
Standard (M-CVT) | 6,349,000 |
Oriel (M-CVT) | 6,599,000 |
RS (LL-CVT) | 7,549,000 |