Every HR-V runs the same 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine making 158 horsepower and 138 lb-ft of torque through a continuously variable transmission. The real difference between trims comes down to comfort, tech, and convenience.
HR-V LX is the foundation. You get Honda Sensing, a 9-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, automatic climate control, and 55.1 cubic feet of max cargo space with the rear seats folded. It's a lot of vehicle for the entry price and honestly covers what most drivers need day to day.
HR-V Sport adds the features you notice on every drive. Enjoy a Gloss Black Roofline Spoiler, heated front seats, and a blind spot information system with cross-traffic monitor. If comfort on your daily commute matters, this is where the HR-V starts to feel more premium without a big price jump.
HR-V EX-L is the fully loaded option. It adds a leather-trimmed interior, a power moonroof, and front and rear parking sensors. If you want a small SUV that doesn't feel like one when you're inside, the EX-L's cabin refinement makes that happen.