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Honda HR-V II (RU) gallery (2013–2022)

The second-generation Honda HR-V was produced from 2013 to 2022, pioneering modern subcompact crossover standards.

All photos 281 I (GH) 7 1998–2006 II (RU) 235 2013–2022 III (RV/RZ) 39 2021
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The second-generation Honda HR-V (RU) debuted in late 2013 (marketed as the Vezel in Japan). It featured a coupe-like roofline with concealed rear door handles and leveraged the center fuel tank structure to offer standard Magic Seats.

Powertrains included a 1.5-liter (130 hp), a 1.8-liter R18Z (141 hp), and a sporty 1.5-liter VTEC Turbo (182 hp). Hybrid versions utilized the i-DCD dual-clutch system. A 2018 refresh updated the front grille chrome wing, added full LED headlights, and expanded Honda Sensing availability.