Honda Cars Philippines Inc. (HCPI) has released a teaser photo of the first batch of the all-new Honda BR-V already in the country. The image showcases a fleet of these vehicles parked in one of the brand’s local storage facilities awaiting their allotment to dealerships and then to the hands of eagerly waiting customers.
The 2023 Honda BR-V originally made its local debut at the 8th Philippine International Motor Show (PIMS) to showcase the new vehicle and to let interested buyers get a first look at it before it officially launches.
We are excited to share news of the arrival of our stocks of the all-new BR-V. We are ready for launch and looking forward to reaching out to more Filipino families and being part of their journeys. With its design and features, the all-new Honda BR-V will bring the SUV experience of customers to the next level.
The 7-seater crossover SUV brings with it the brand’s latest design language giving it a more SUV-like appearance with its broad angles and flat front fascia giving it an overall bolder look. Aside from the new exterior design, the BR-V also comes with an advanced set of features most notably the Honda Sensing advanced driver assist system that it found in the top-of-the-line VX variant. It also comes powered by a 1.5-liter gasoline engine which is the same motor found in its siblings the Honda HR-V and the Honda City. Reports have also already spotted a local unit undergoing testing which means that the new vehicles are all but almost ready to launch.
Honda has also released a price range for the 2023 Honda BR-V along with the variants, and color options available for the 7-seater. All that's left now are its official specifications which will be revealed soon on November 21, 2022, at 1 PM through the brand’s official social media pages.
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