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2016 Honda BR-V Petrol CVT road test review

We find out if Honda's entrant into the compact SUV segment lives up to all the hype

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Overdrive|Jun 30, 2016, 20:16:17 IST

A lot of manufacturers have been taking a stab at the compact-SUV segment and as usual, business is good. While most of them have opted to go the traditional five-seater way, Honda has tried something different with the BR-V " seven seats. It is also the first car in this segment to offer a CVT instead of an AMT or a torque converter. We find out if these USPs work in favour of the Honda BR-V or if they let it down.

Design and style

Like all the Hondas, the BR-V has a typically Japanese design language that people will either...

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First Published:Jun 30, 2016, 20:16:17 IST
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