What grade of car does the Honda URV belong to?

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OStephen
07/29/25 8:28pm
Honda URV, in terms of the vehicle's body size, should be classified as an SUV model. Reasons why the Honda URV belongs to the SUV category: 1. Exterior: The sense of technology is reflected in the front face, with a family-style grille and scale-like LED headlights, giving an immediate futuristic and sci-fi feel. The blackened A-pillar lowers the visual center of gravity, making it look like a floating roof from a distance. 2. Interior configuration: The interior design adopts a dark color scheme, complemented by brown seats, creating a sense of stability. Most of the dashboard is made of soft-touch materials, adorned with wood grain panels and chrome strips, giving it a very upscale feel. 3. Space: The thick and comfortable seats are a configuration only found in this grade of vehicle, with the top model featuring front seats. The spacious aisle and flat floor in the second row are major highlights of the URV, with comfort and convenience well taken care of. A thoughtful design detail of the URV is the recessed design of the rear roof.
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