Honda ZR-V FAQs

Yes. With a claimed mileage of 22.80kpl, the Honda ZR-V hybrid is more fuel efficient than rivals like the Kodiaq and Tiguan, both of which get turbo-petrol engines with direct injection.

The Honda ZR-V is for buyers who want their midsize SUV to offer good mileage and performance while also sporting a modern crossover styling, minimalistic interior design and good build quality.

Unlike some markets abroad, the Honda ZR-V in India only comes with front-wheel drive (FWD).

Compared to rivals, the Honda ZR-V is missing all-wheel drive and adaptive dampers. It also doesn't get ventilated front seats or a powered sunroof, while its infotainment touchscreen is smaller than what other cars get. The ZR-V’s hybrid powertrain is refined and efficient, but it does not offer the same level of punch as its European turbo-petrol rivals.

With a price of Rs 48 lakh (ex-showroom), the Honda ZR-V is a lot more expensive when compared to rivals, especially when considering that some of them are bigger, offer better performance and more equipment.

No, all 120 units that were allocated in the first two batches for the Indian market have been spoken for. Unless, Honda allocates more units for India, you cannot buy a new ZR-V right away.

Customers of the Honda ZR-V can purchase accessories like mudguards, ZR-V-branded floor and boot mats, body covers and Honda-branded keychains