All New 2023 Honda HR-V Redesign

We know that drivers in Chicago and Naperville have been looking forward to the new 2023 Honda HR-V redesign for a long time. Now that it’s out, plenty of Oswego drivers have questions regarding the HR-V redesign – including the additions, what remained the same, and what they should generally inspect before taking one for a test drive. 

2023 HR-V redesign photos give you an idea of what to expect with the new generation, and most drivers know the updated HR-V is based on the 11th-generation Honda Civic. However, there’s plenty more to the 2023 HR-V, and we’ve got all the features, inside and out, in the article below. 

 Honda HR-V Redesign: What You Can Expect

We’ve separated all the major sections of the 2023 HR-V below, starting with the exterior. For additional information regarding the new 2023 HR-V, don’t hesitate to contact us online!

Exterior of the 2023 HR-V Redesign 

The 2023 Honda HR-V aspires to be the SUV you take on weekend road trips. Judging solely by the exterior design, it certainly doesn’t disappoint. Here are the things you need to know about the 2023 HR-V exterior: 

• New Honda Global Architecture underpins the 2023 Honda HR-V redesign, as seen previously in the critically acclaimed 11th-generation Honda Civic.
• The 2023 HR-V is far more robust and broader than the previous version. To underline its newfound agility, the car’s compact headlamps and taillights (inspired by the Civic Hatchback) are now set farther apart.
• The roof and hatchback have also been reimagined to give this same effect. 
• This car has a lower beltline than previous models, giving Aurora drivers more visibility. 
• In addition to its wider grille and longer hood, the HR-V has additional cladding around the vehicle’s base and more intricately sculpted body panels, giving it a sportier and more aggressive appearance. 

HR-V Redesign: The Interior

The new 2023 Honda HR-V redesign has the same “Simplicity and Something” interior design concept as the 11th-generation Honda Civic. This fresh perspective is only an evolution of the company’s traditional “Man Maximum/Machine Minimum” layouts, which put the driver at the center of the experience by eliminating unnecessary cramping, interference, and disorder in the driver’s area. 

There’s plenty of additional cargo space included with the 2023 HR-V. For those who were hoping for plenty of Civic interior design elements – you won’t be disappointed. The HR-V redesign does away with the ugly hard plastic mess that was the old HR-V cabin – eliminating the standard air vents and pleather overload. Instead, the interior is lined with soft-touch materials and canvas, in addition to the full-width vent covers, modeled after the Civic. 

The redesign didn’t just focus on a one-dimensional overhaul or just make one or two big changes and leave other areas the same – the HR-V redesign actually improved on nearly every major section in the model equally. It includes: 

• The same 7-inch Infotainment as the Civic (for lower trims – upgraded configurations come with a 9-inch screen)
• User interface improvements, including less back and forth between menu screens
• Less freezing and glitching that plagued earlier HR-V models
• Additional passenger legroom in the back and wider seating space for three

2023 HR-V Performance Specs

The 2023 Honda HR-V redesign includes a more responsive engine combined with independent rear suspension, giving the Honda crossover a new exciting and polished attitude. 

The performance specs included in the 2023 HR-V redesign include: 

• 2.0L Inline 4-Cylinder Engine

• 158 HP

• 138 lb-ft of torque

• 26 / 32 MPG* (City / Highway)

Experience the 2023 Honda HR-V at Valley Honda!

Compared to previous HR-V model years, the Honda HR-V redesign gives drivers lots to be excited about. Contact sales at (630) 851-5700 to find out more about getting you behind the wheel of a 2023 HR-V. In the meantime, you can always apply for financing to expedite the buying process at Valley Honda.

Disclaimer: 

*26 city/32 highway/28 combined mpg rating for 2WD trims. 25 city/30 highway/27 combined mpg rating for AWD trims. Based on 2023 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle, driving conditions and other factors.