Honda WR-V Alive edition launched at Rs 8.02 lakh

    Offered on the base S trim, the WR-V Alive edition sees the addition a rear camera, rear parking sensors and a one-month free subscription to Honda Connect.

    Published On Aug 06, 2018 03:37:00 PM

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    Honda WR-V Alive edition launched at Rs 8.02 lakh

    In a bid to boost the appeal of its WR-V crossover, Honda has just introduced a special edition of the model with a bit more equipment that enhances the vehicle's safety and comfort.

    Offered on the base S trim of the WR-V, the Alive edition is priced at  Rs 8.02 lakh for the petrol and Rs 9.11 lakh for the diesel. Both the versions are priced Rs 23,500 higher than the standard S variants. (All prices, ex-showroom, Delhi)

    Additional features on the WR-V Alive edition include 16-inch diamond cut alloy wheels, rear parking camera, rear parking sensors, premium steering wheel cover and seat cover with a special edition logo. Additionally, WR-V customers also get a one-month subscription to Honda Connect. The app offers features such as service bookings, insurance and PUC reminders, impact alerts and trip analysis.

    Moreover, Honda has also introduced a new exterior paint shade dubbed Radiant Red, which is also available across the entire range.

    There are no mechanical changes to the special-edition WR-V and it continues to be offered with a 90hp, 1,199cc, petrol engine and a 100hp, 1,498cc diesel mated to a five-speed manual and six-speed manual gearbox, respectively.

    Apart from the WR-V, Honda has also launched a special edition of the City and BR-V. The move is aimed at improving sales ahead of the festive season, which typically witnesses a spurt in car buying.

    Also see:

    Honda City Edge edition launched at Rs 9.75 lakh

    Honda BR-V Style edition launched at Rs 10.44 lakh

    Honda HR-V facelift showcased at GIIAS 2018

    All-new 2019 Honda Brio revealed

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