The Japanese car maker Honda’s franchise – dubbed Honda Atlas – has launched its long-awaited crossover SUV in the country. The newly launched Honda HR-V features sophisticated exterior laced with sleek headlights beating its peers but lags in features.
Earlier, automaker flaunted the car with a series of teasers which generated a sheer excitement among the consumers. In contrast to this happy episode, lack of several features reversed the fortunes.
Honda Atlas unveiled two variants HR-V VTi and HR-V VTi-S of car with the price tags of Rs. 5,999,000 and Rs 6,199,000, respectively. While comparing it with other vehicles of same price, we learned that many of them are far better powered an equipped.
Missing Features
Here are the missed features in HR-V:
- Honda Sensing
- Lane Keep Assist
- Autonomous Braking
- Lane Departure Warning
- Lead Car Departure Alert
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- Drowsiness Detection
- Parking Sensors
- Rain Sensing Wipers
- Automatic Tailgate
On the other side Honda HR-V offers following features.
- 4 Airbags
- Multiple Drive Modes
- Hill-Start Assist
- Smart Infotainment System
- ABS
- Electronically Folding Mirror
- Fog Lights
- 12 Volt Socket
- Backup Camera
- USB Connectivity
- Immobilizer System and Burglar Alarm
- Automatic Climate Control
- Central Power Door Locks
- Keyless Entry
- ISO Fix Child Seat Anchors
- Steering Wheel Multimedia-Control Switches
- Electronic Parking Brake
- Adjustable Steering Wheel
- Wireless Charging (Top Variant)
- Semi-Digital Gauge Cluster
- Vehicle Stability Control Traction Control
- Auto-Dimming Mirror (Top Variant)
It is related to mention that locally assembled Honda HR-V follows the footprints of Indonesian-spec HR-V base variant. And interestingly the Indonesian variant is far better equipped compared to top variant of HR-V launched in Pakistan.
Moreover, you will have to pay extra 6,00,000 for a fully loaded HR-V.
Honda HR-V VTi Optional Features
First, let us discuss the optional features and their cost. The company is offering features including high grade seats, 9-inch android navigation system, rear camera, front fog light, and floor mats.
The company has shared the features and their prices on its website, for example, android system will cost your Rs. 90,000, price of rear camera is Rs. 10,000 and front fog lights will cost you Rs. 20,000.
Here is the list of the options, their rates and total cost of the car, if you get all of them.
Honda HR-V VTi S
Honda Atlas is offering a number of optional features in its top variant. These offer includes features like 2 tone exterior carnelian red colour, door visors, cargo tray, front under spoiler garnish (order based) and rear under garnish (order based).
The price of exterior colour is Rs. 25,000, while door visors’ rate is Rs. 25,000 and front under spoiler garnish will cost you Rs. 100,000.
Here is the complete list of these features with their rates.
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