Honda HR-V: which body do you have?
Compare your car with the pictures. The year you bought it is only a hint, because bodies changed at different times in different regions.
HR-V (2016–2018, first generation)
2016 – 2018
- Compact crossover with a sloping coupe-style roofline and rear door handles hidden in the pillar
- Thin chrome-bar grille between slim headlights and a small lower air intake; one pattern set fits every trim
- Fog lamps on EX and above; LX has blank inserts: choose the fog option
- Sunroof on EX and above: choose the sunroof option on roof and full-body kits
- Sold as the Honda Vezel outside North America (different front end on some markets)
HR-V (2019–2022, first generation refresh)
2019 – 2022
- Restyled front end with a honeycomb grille, new bumper and new fog lamp bezels; same roofline and doors as the 2016 car
- Sport (added for 2019) and Touring (Canada) have their own front bumper; every other trim shares one pattern set
- Hood, headlamps and body panels are shared by all trims
- Fog lamps on most trims; LX has blank inserts: choose the fog option
- Sunroof on EX and above: choose the sunroof option on roof and full-body kits
HR-V (2023+, second generation)
2023 onwards
- All-new longer body with a wide mesh grille and slim headlights joined by a body-color bar; shares its platform with the Civic
- EX-L has its own front bumper, hood and rocker panels; LX and Sport share one pattern set
- Optional fender flares change the bumper, hood and rocker cut: choose the fender-flare option
- Fog lamps on Sport and above; LX has blank inserts: choose the fog option
- Sunroof on EX-L: choose the sunroof option on roof and full-body kits
Find my fit
Tell us when and where the car was sold and we will suggest the body. You still confirm with the pictures.