The Honda HR-V has already nailed the small crossover formula, offering spacious practicality and convenience in a maneuverable, city-friendly package. Despite its "subcompact" designation, the HR-V has a surprisingly roomy rear seat and one of the segment's largest cargo areas. And with its precise handling and well-behaved handling, it's pleasingly engaging to drive.
Still, the HR-Vs first generation is getting on in years and has seen minimal changes since its midcycle refresh in 2019. But things are about to change in a big way for Honda's smallest model, as the automaker recently