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
- Asian cars have their own front bumper pattern: choose the vehicle specification
HR-V e:HEV (2022 – 2024, European third generation)
2022 – 2024
- European-market HR-V e:HEV (2021 on), a different car from the North American 2023+ HR-V, which is listed separately: do not mix the two
- Closed body-colour nose with a thin grille bar, slim headlights and a coupe-style roofline; hybrid only in Europe
- Elegance has its own front bumper and bonnet, so it needs its own bumper and bonnet patterns; Advance and Advance Style share one set
- Fog lamps are fitted on some trims, blank inserts on others: choose the fog option
- Painted steel roof; cars with the fixed panoramic glass roof (Advance Style) should choose the sunroof option on roof and full-body kits
- Cars with front parking sensors have the sensor holes cut into the bumper: choose the sensor option
- Not covered: North American HR-V (2023+, separate bodies under the same model)
- Not covered: Earlier European HR-V (2015 – 2021), a different car
- Not covered: HR-V sold in North America before 2023 (separate bodies)
HR-V e:HEV (2025+, European third generation facelift)
2025 onwards
- European-market HR-V e:HEV after the 2024 update, with a new front bumper; a different car from the North American 2023+ HR-V, which is listed separately: do not mix the two
- Closed body-colour nose with a thin grille bar, slim headlights and a coupe-style roofline; hybrid only in Europe
- Elegance has its own front bumper and bonnet, so it needs its own bumper and bonnet patterns; Advance and Advance Style share one set
- Fog lamps are fitted on some trims, blank inserts on others: choose the fog option
- Painted steel roof; cars with the fixed panoramic glass roof (Advance Style) should choose the sunroof option on roof and full-body kits
- Cars with front parking sensors have the sensor holes cut into the bumper: choose the sensor option
- Not covered: North American HR-V (2023+, separate bodies under the same model)
- Not covered: HR-V e:HEV before the 2024 update (separate body)
- Not covered: Earlier European HR-V (2015 – 2021), a different car
- Not covered: HR-V sold in North America before 2023 (separate bodies)
Find my fit
Tell us when and where the car was sold and we will suggest the body. You still confirm with the pictures.
Honda HR-V PPF kits by body
We cut DIY pre-cut paint protection film for 5 Honda HR-V bodies. A new body starts wherever the panels change shape, such as a facelift with a new bumper or lights, so a kit always matches the car it was cut for.
- HR-V (2016–2018, first generation) · 2016 – 2018
- HR-V (2019–2022, first generation refresh) · 2019 – 2022
- HR-V (2023+, second generation) · 2023 onwards
- HR-V e:HEV (2022 – 2024, European third generation) · 2022 – 2024
- HR-V e:HEV (2025+, European third generation facelift) · 2025 onwards