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Honda's new compact SUV takes shape

All-new compact SUV will be based on the new Honda Jazz platform.
1 min read•5 Sep '13
Staff Writer
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Honda has started testing its new compact SUV, which is based on the Urban SUV concept shown earlier.

The production version of the compact SUV is expected to follow the styling theme of the concept. This new SUV is based on the platform that also underpins the new Honda Jazz.

Our sources tell us that both exterior and interior styling is likely to differ slightly between the global markets. We expect this SUV to be powered by Honda's new 1.5-litre diesel engine that does duty in the Amaze saloon. Honda is also working on a new MPV based on the Brio platfrom, which will be unveiled soon. 

Honda CEO Takanobu Ito has previously described the global small car platform as strategically very important to Honda’s bid to boost sales from about four million units to seven million annually by 2017. He called the Jazz SUV a “younger brother” to the new CR-V.

For detailed spy shots of the Honda compact SUV, click here

Honda Urban SUV concept photo gallery.

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