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The Honda HR-V requires approximately 4 liters of transmission oil.
This model uses Honda's specialized CVT transmission oil, which not only keeps the transmission system clean but also provides lubrication, effectively extending the lifespan of the transmission components.
In low-temperature conditions, this oil also demonstrates excellent lubrication capabilities, helping to minimize oil loss under harsh operational conditions.
The 2019 HR-V continues the family design style, and compared to the current small chrome strips, its design with a large chrome strip connecting the two headlights is more eye-catching.
The front face of the new car has been adjusted, with bright chrome trim replacing the small chrome strips of the previous model, and the headlight shape has been refined for a more exquisite appearance.
At the rear, a dual-exit exhaust design has been added, enhancing the sporty feel while increasing user choices, while the rest of the design remains consistent with the current model.
The new HR-V's 1.5L model, except for the entry version, now offers a full range of SPORT style kits that emphasize sportiness and power. In terms of interior, the 1.5L full range has upgraded the central control color touchscreen from 5 inches in the old model to 8 inches, and all models are now equipped with PM2.5 filtering devices to provide a fresher air environment inside the car.