Does the XRV have heated mirrors?

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MacMax
07/28/25 10:17pm
XRV has heated mirrors. Here is some extended information about the XRV: 1. Design Philosophy: The XRV is a strategic model launched by Dongfeng Honda for the compact SUV market, and it is another specialized model developed to meet the needs of China's young population, following the Jade. While inheriting the excellent quality of the CR-V, the XR-V incorporates Honda's latest design philosophy. 2. Exterior Layout: It features a sporty and individualistic exterior, finely crafted interior, and dazzling colors. With Honda's MM philosophy's unique packaging layout, the XRV boasts a body size of (4270×1772×1605)mm and an ultra-long wheelbase of 2610mm, creating a spacious and comfortable ride that surpasses other SUVs in its class. The 1.8L model comes standard with a panoramic sunroof, making it a truly cutting-edge and fashionable SUV.
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AsherDella
08/12/25 2:48am
My XR-V has a heated rearview mirror function, which is easy to operate—just press a button to activate it. It’s especially useful on rainy days or in cold winters, as it quickly clears fog or thin ice from the mirror surface, allowing me to see the traffic behind clearly. Once, while driving in freezing rain, the heater helped me avoid a rear-end collision, significantly improving safety. I recommend turning on the heater as soon as you get in the car during winter to reduce waiting time. Regularly check if the function is working properly, such as testing the temperature sensitivity, to avoid malfunctions. If buying a used car, test the heating effect first.
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