Honda Motor did not waste time: immediately after the presentation of the new generation of the compact crossover, Vezel published a catalog of branded accessories for the car, including various tuning parts.
The upgrade kits are called Urban Style and Casual Style. The first included the original front grille and splitter on the front bumper, overhead side sills, a small spoiler on the trunk lid and a rear diffuser. Chrome is used extensively in the decoration.
The Casual Style set includes similar parts, but instead of a spoiler, it received side mirror housings, and all elements were painted in copper-bronze color.
So far, Honda has not released pricing information. The cost of the crossover itself is still unknown.
Recall that the new Vezel, which will be sold under the name HR-V in some export markets, is planned to be produced in Japan with two powertrain options - with a 1.5-liter gasoline engine and a continuously variable variator, as well as with an e: HEV hybrid transmission. The first version is front-wheel drive, the second is with the Real Time AWD all-wheel drive system. Characteristics in both cases are not yet given.
Honda unveils factory tuning for the new Vezel crossover
