There’s a new value-focused 2017 Honda HR-V Limited Edition variant in the model range, with the re-added VTi-based model packing in a few extras.

In a similar move to one made last year for the Honda HR-V, the brand’s Australian arm says it has added AUD 3600 of extra value to the Limited Edition specification, but at a cost of just AUD 1425 over the regular VTi, the new Limited Edition version has a drive-away price of AUD 28,990.


The changes to the new HR-V LE model over the VTi are as follows:
  •          17-inch alloy wheels (VTi has 16s)
  •          Rear parking sensors (complementing the standard rear-view camera)
  •          Side steps
  •          Smart keyless entry
  •          Push button start
  •          Roof rails


The HR-V Limited Edition is available in four exterior colours: Morpho Blue and White Orchid (both pearlescent), and Lunar Silver and Modern Steel (both metallic).

Honda recently announced satellite navigation will be added to all HR-V models, but at the cost of the handy LaneWatch side camera system. The brand’s small SUV still lacks the latest in-car smartphone mirroring tech, despite other models in the range.