
Honda Vezel's 1.5L naturally aspirated engine uses full synthetic oil with a viscosity of 20, while the 1.5L turbocharged engine uses full synthetic oil with a viscosity of 30. The new Vezel no longer uses the 1.8L naturally aspirated engine, and instead, it is equipped with two types of 1.5L engines: one naturally aspirated and the other turbocharged. The Vezel features a wing-shaped front face design with a mysterious and elegant black tone, integrating the grille and headlights to highlight a bold and refined personality. The dual-lamp LED headlights combined with curved LED daytime running lights perfectly unify elegance and sharpness.

I've been driving a Honda Vezel for several years and have tried several types of engine oil. I found that 0W-20 synthetic oil works best, which is also the viscosity recommended by Honda. It makes the engine run smoother, provides quick response during startup, and performs well even during cold winter starts. Why synthetic oil? Because the Vezel is a compact SUV with an engine that demands high fuel efficiency. Synthetic oil offers excellent thermal stability, reduces wear, extends engine life, and saves on fuel costs. By the way, always check the manual to confirm Honda's original specifications, such as HTO-06 certification, to avoid using the wrong oil. During each maintenance, I regularly check the oil dipstick to ensure the oil level is correct, typically changing it every 5,000 to 10,000 kilometers. In short, sticking to the right oil makes the car more reliable and reduces long-term maintenance costs.

As a long-term owner, I've found that the Honda Vezel is best suited for 0W-20 engine oil, which is the officially recommended synthetic oil. The lower viscosity reduces engine resistance, ensures smooth acceleration, and helps lower fuel consumption during high-speed driving. Why emphasize synthetic? Conventional oil is cheaper but less durable, while synthetic oil provides better protection at high temperatures and prevents carbon buildup. The Vezel is a compact car with a precise engine, and using the right oil can prevent issues like unusual noises and vibrations. I recommend buying reputable brands like Shell or Mobil, ensuring they meet Honda's HTO-06 certification standard. Don't neglect oil changes—I follow the manual's recommendation to check every 7,500 kilometers and replace it if the oil is dirty, as neglecting this can affect performance. With proper maintenance, the car lasts longer and gives peace of mind.

The Honda HR-V recommends using 0W-20 synthetic engine oil that meets factory standards such as HTO-06. Selecting the right viscosity is crucial—lower viscosity reduces friction and improves fuel efficiency, while synthetic oil protects the engine from extreme temperatures. Driving habits also matter: for frequent highway driving, synthetic oil offers better stability; for city commuting, regular oil changes suffice. During oil changes, always inspect the oil quality and avoid using substandard products. In short, sticking to the specified oil ensures optimal performance and worry-free operation for the HR-V.


