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Does the Honda XRV have a 4WD version?

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Guzman

07/24/25 8:30pm

The Honda XRV is front-wheel drive only and does not have a four-wheel drive version. Here are the specific details about the Honda XRV: 1. The Honda XRV is positioned as a compact SUV. In July 2019, the 2019 Honda XRV was officially launched, available in both National V and National VI versions. 2. The 2019 Honda XRV measures 4328mm in length, 1772mm in width, and 1605mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2610mm. 3. The exterior design of the 2019 Honda XRV uses the family design language, making it look more youthful and stylish, aligning with the aesthetic preferences of younger consumers.

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VonAdriel

08/11/25 11:10am

When I bought my car, I was particularly concerned about the 4WD issue with SUVs. The Honda XR-V indeed doesn't offer a 4WD version across its entire lineup, from the first generation to the currently available 2023 model. Whether it's the 1.5L naturally aspirated or the 1.5T turbocharged variant, all are front-wheel drive. This car is positioned as a compact SUV primarily for urban commuting, with slightly higher ground clearance than sedans, making it decent for rough roads but struggling with serious off-roading. A 4WD system would add weight and increase fuel consumption, and Honda probably believes its target users prioritize fuel efficiency and space practicality more. Last week, when I accompanied a friend for a test drive, the salesperson emphasized that the XR-V focuses on being agile, easy to drive, and fuel-efficient, so equipping it with 4WD would actually go against its design philosophy.

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