Honda XR-V · New generation (换代/全新一代), launched 28.08.2022; our stock is the 2023款 1.5L CVT.
SUVPetrolFee depends on the versionThe model description is for reference. Real listings from our partners are below.
The Honda XR-V is a subcompact urban B-class crossover produced by the Dongfeng Honda joint venture exclusively for the Chinese market (its global equivalent is the Honda HR-V/Vezel). The generation in our stock (launched 28.08.2022, 2023 versions) is offered only with a naturally aspirated 1.5L gasoline engine (L15CE) rated at 124 hp (91 kW) / 145 Nm, paired with a CVT and front-wheel drive; the 1.5T turbo version was dropped in the new generation. Dimensions are compact: 4380x1790x1590 mm with a 2610 mm wheelbase, 5 seats, a 40 L tank and WLTC-cycle consumption of about 6.4 L/100 km. Among the pluses are Honda's signature reliability, economy, a simple turbo-free design and the transformable Honda Magic Seats; the minuses are front-wheel drive only and the modest performance of the naturally aspirated engine. Chinese specifics: the starting price at launch was 13.29-15.29万 yuan, but from October 2023 the 2024款 lineup was re-priced into the 11.99-13.99万 range (the base 热力版 at 11.99万). With 124 hp the XR-V comfortably passes the Russian recycling-fee relief for private individuals importing "for personal use" (the 160 hp threshold for ICE) with a large margin.
Trims
27 trims · 25 verified
Where the reduced-fee boundary lies
The threshold is 160 hp, that is 117.7 kW. Everything to the left pays the reduced recycling fee; everything to the right pays the full one.
20 versions qualify7 versions pay the full fee
| Trim | Year | Price in China | Displacement | Power | Sources | Status | Recycling fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023款 改款 1.5L CVT热潮版2023 Facelift 1.5L CVT Hot Trend# | 2023 | ¥145,900 | 1,498 | 91 kW124 hp | autohomepcauto | Single source | Reduced |
| 2023款 改款 1.5L CVT热爱版2023 Facelift 1.5L CVT Passion# | 2023 | ¥152,900 | 1,498 | 91 kW124 hp | autohomepcauto | Single source | Reduced |
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