The Honda WR-V is already in Brazil and this is what it looks like

A few weeks ago we had the chance to see the sketch of Honda’s new vehicle, which is designed to take a large share of the South American continent’s market. It is called the Honda WR-V and was presented yesterday at the São Paulo Motor Show, so it is already ready to begin sales and be present in the markets of South American countries. For the time being, the rest of us will not have the chance to enjoy it.

The car takes its name from the acronym Winsome Runabout Vehicle, and its compact appearance hides a generous amount of interior space and very practical functionality. It is a small crossover that combines everything a vehicle of this type should have with a compact size.

That said, there is not much information about the model yet. Basically, it was presented as a vehicle for people who want to move about freely, lead an active life, seek adventure and want a car that keeps pace with that lifestyle. Judging by the first WR-V images we have seen, which need not differ from the production version, the exterior is quite interesting.

The model’s trim levels offer a fairly striking look that emphasises its adventurous character and highlights the model’s attractive lines. Black design accents mark the lines of this adventure vehicle, such as the wheel arches, both front and rear, and the front and rear skid plates.

The exclusive presence of this model in South America represents Honda’s commitment to the continent’s market, where the brand has been well received since its arrival in 1971. In Brazil it has 24 million customers and, with that trust placed in Honda, the brand commits to creating products designed exclusively with that market in mind.

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