Safety

The Honda HR-V delivers a comprehensive package of modern safety features that make it a smart choice for everyday drives and weekend adventures alike. Designed to prioritize driver confidence, the vehicle integrates both active and passive safety technologies to offer solid protection on the road.

On the active safety side, the HR-V is equipped with advanced systems such as anti-lock braking (ABS), electronic brake-force distribution (EBD), tire pressure monitoring, and vehicle stability assist (VSA), which enhances control during sharp maneuvers or tricky conditions. These systems work together seamlessly to help the driver maintain stability and safety at all times.

In terms of passive safety, the HR-V features a full set of airbags, including front, side, and curtain units, ensuring occupant protection in the event of a collision. Honda also employs its ACE body structure to absorb crash energy and redirect it away from the passenger cabin, reinforcing the vehicle’s strong safety credentials.

Purchase Cost

The Honda HR-V offers strong value for money in the Saudi market, with a new unit priced around 87,000 SAR. Assuming a 20% down payment of 17,400 SAR, a loan term of 60 months, and an annual interest rate of 1.9%, the estimated monthly installment lands at approximately 1,260 SAR. This makes the HR-V a well priced option for those seeking an affordable yet dependable compact SUV.

In the used market, the HR-V continues to shine by holding its value exceptionally well. After three years, the average resale price stands at about 63,000 SAR, reflecting a value retention rate of roughly 72 percent. That strong resale figure positions the HR-V as one of the most value retaining models in its segment.

Running Costs

Fuel economy adds another point in the HR-V’s favor, with an average consumption of around 7.0 liters per 100 kilometers. For drivers covering an annual distance of 15,000 kilometers, that translates to roughly 1,050 liters of fuel. At the current petrol price of 2.18 SAR per liter, yearly fuel costs are estimated at 2,290 SAR, or around 190 SAR per month.

When it comes to maintenance, the HR-V is known for its low ownership costs. Routine servicing is typically required every 10,000 kilometers or once a year, with estimated annual maintenance expenses ranging between 1,200 and 1,800 SAR, depending on the service center and parts involved. This efficiency in running costs makes the HR-V a practical choice for drivers looking to balance quality, durability, and long term savings.