The HR-V returns unchanged for the 2020 model year.
Pros Average-size adults fit comfortably in the front and back Clever cargo solutions make it more versatile than rivals Better than most competitors on fuel economy Excellent outward visibility
Cons Unimpressive power output results in lackluster acceleration Palpable engine noise and vibration Touchscreen interface is difficult to use Cabin materials look a little cheaper than those in some rivals
The 2020 Honda HR-V oozes with practicality, though gas mileage and safety equipment have room to improve.
Pros Brilliant interior flexibility Good value even at top trim Tidy interior Rides well
Cons Slow acceleration A few too many details Emergency braking only on EX and above Pricey Touring trim
Honda made some superficial and mechanical changes to the HR-V for the previous model year, but it doesn't make any significant updates to the 2020 lineup.
Pros Impressive fuel economy, outstanding cargo storage, durable and well-built interior.
Cons Buzzy engine sounds, choppy ride on rough roads, top features reserved for top model.
PROS Really sharp infotainment and instrument display Gutsy little engine with all-wheel drive Looks properly distinctive without becoming ugly
CONS It's a bit pricey This car's DCT had a harsh upshift from first into second Not particularly spacious inside for a crossover
Hyundai's compact SUV received the sporty N-Line treatment in its 2021 update. Is it a good choice for those who can’t stretch to the full-fat Kona N?
PROS Engine’s mid-range performance Well-judged ride/handling balance Comfortable seats front and rear
CONS Poor value compared with i30 N-Lines Less boot and cabin space than i30 Gearbox calibration Intrusive lane-keep system 10,000km service intervals