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What are the dimensions of the Honda WR-V?

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Rex
07/29/25 10:36am

The dimensions of the Honda WR-V are 4300mm in length, 1760mm in width, and 1595mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2600mm. The Honda WR-V is equipped with either a 1.5L or 1.8L naturally aspirated engine, delivering maximum horsepower of 131hp and 136hp respectively, and maximum torque of 155Nm and 169Nm. Both engines are paired with a CVT continuously variable transmission, and there is also a 6-speed manual transmission available. The chassis of the Honda WR-V adopts the design of the Fit, making it essentially an SUV crossover derivative of the Fit. It shares the same market positioning as the Ford EcoSport, targeting the young and fashionable SUV market.

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DelSamantha
08/13/25 3:09pm

I've driven the Honda WR-V for a while and found its dimensions quite fitting among small SUVs. With a length of about 4300mm, it's similar to many hatchbacks, making city driving and parking effortless, and navigating narrow alleys is no trouble either. The width is approximately 1760mm, providing ample space in both front and rear seats—two people sitting side by side won't feel cramped. Plus, the wide door design makes loading and unloading cargo easy. The height is around 1596mm, offering excellent headroom. At 1.75m tall, I still have over a fist's worth of space above my head when seated, and the trunk height is sufficient for items like bicycles or large boxes. With a wheelbase of 2555mm, the rear legroom is spacious, comfortably accommodating three people on family trips without discomfort. Overall, the dimensions are well-balanced, offering generous interior space while keeping the body compact, fuel-efficient, and easy to drive. The only downside is slight body sway at high speeds due to its taller stance, but for daily commuting, it's truly smooth. Lightweight and agile in handling, it's one of the most practical small cars I've ever driven.

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Percy
10/07/25 5:58am

I remember the dimensions of the Honda WR-V are approximately: length 4300mm, width 1760mm, height 1596mm, and wheelbase 2555mm. These figures make it stand out in its class. The moderate length ensures easy parking, making it particularly suitable for beginners driving in congested areas. The well-balanced width and wheelbase provide ample space inside, with no feeling of confinement in any direction. The lateral space is sufficient for three people's luggage, while the longitudinal legroom allows for comfortable stretching. The height is well-controlled, offering a low center of gravity yet ample headroom, so you won't bump your head. The dimensional details affect handling—for instance, the ground clearance is average but the passability is decent, allowing entry into underground garages without issues, though very narrow roads might risk wheel scraping. The body's lightweight design enhances fuel efficiency and stability. Over time, you'll appreciate how thoughtfully the dimensions are designed, blending practicality and performance seamlessly. The weight is around 1300kg, making daily driving effortless.

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VanTyler
11/20/25 7:22am

The Honda WR-V features a youthful design with compact dimensions, measuring approximately 4300mm in length, 1760mm in width, and 1600mm in height. Its slim and tall profile stands out in traffic, boasting smooth lines and a streamlined appearance that enhances its stylish appeal while not occupying much parking space. The generous interior height allows for large decorative items without obstructing visibility, and the width comfortably accommodates two adults without feeling cramped. Its playful proportions turn heads on the road, though it experiences slightly higher wind resistance at high speeds. The elevated trunk height makes loading tall luggage convenient, perfectly suiting weekend getaways.

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