Honda WRV Automatic is in the making. Honda has higher number of buyers for the WR-V but it seems some have to settle for the Jazz as there isn’t an automatic available. At the moment, the Honda WR-V is offered with a 1.2-litre petrol engine with revised gearing ratios for its 5-speed manual transmission.
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Then there is also the Jazz with the same engine offering five-speed manual and CVT options.
We have learnt that has been a good amount of buyers who are preferring the WR-V over the Jazz as it offers more features and the butch SUV-kinda look. Honda buyers prefer the petrol engine on the WR-V due to minimal driving and many potential buyers are disappointed.
This is due to the fact that this is no automatic on offer on the WR-V and buyers have to settle in for the Jazz. There are some petrol buyers who are disappointed that the petrol WR-V doesn’t have push start and stop and also no cruise control.
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This is offered on the diesel engine and not the petrol version. Our sources confirm that Honda will be offering these new features and also an automatic for its buyers.
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The WR-V is one of the company’s highest selling vehicles and this will add on to the numbers. The Jazz facelift is due by mid 2018 but these additional features on the WR-V will spice up the market. The WR-V automatic will be offered only the top-of-the-line variant. This will be priced at about Rs 1.2 lakhs more than the manual version. Honda is looking at getting this variant at the earliest. So, approximate on-road price in New Delhi should be about Rs 11 lakhs. This will be offered with the same engine.
At the moment, the final testing is going on for the WR-V automatic. It will come with the same 1.2-litre petrol engine churning about 89bhp of power and 112Nm of torque.
There will be no 1.5-litre as it will increase the price and taxes will also see a jump. So, no plans to get the 1.5-litre petrol. The 1.2-litre engine will have the same CVT box, but it will see a different final drive ratio for better performance.
The WRV Automatic should make its presence for the Indian car market by mid 2018. That is when the Jazz should also get an update. Honda will be offering these additional features for those who need the WRV and automatic. Honda has plans to launch the new CR-V in India this year, which will be a 7-seater and offer a diesel engine too. The other new launch will be the Amaze 2018. An all new compact sedan for the Indian car market.