Top-trim HR-V pairs standard all-wheel drive with 158 hp and 55.1 cu ft of cargo room, rated at 27 mpg combined.

Among HR-V choices, the EX-L AWD is defined by All Wheel Drive and a $31,950 MSRP. Its Regular Gasoline I-4 makes 158 hp and 138 lb-ft through a Continuously Variable (CVT). Efficiency is rated at 27 mpg combined. Seating for 5 and 55.1 cu ft of cargo volume keep this Sport Utility practical.

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Weigh this trim against the full lineup, side by side.
What it meansThe regular gasoline I-4 pairs with a CVT and All Wheel Drive, so this trim is set up for everyday traction. Its ratings are 158 hp and 138 lb-ft, with 25 mpg city, 30 mpg highway, and 27 mpg combined.
Why this trimThe EX-L AWD combines All Wheel Drive with the listed regular gasoline I-4. That matters if drivetrain choice and fuel economy are both part of your decision.
Bottom line: This trim favors steady everyday driving.
What it meansThe measurements show how the HR-V balances cabin space with its outside size. Cargo volume is 55.1 cu ft, while passenger volume is 97.3 cu ft.
Why this trimFor this trim, the 104.5 in wheelbase and 3336 lbs curb weight give shoppers context for parking and vehicle mass. The 179.8 in length, 72.4 in width, and 63.4 in height also help compare garage fit.
Bottom line: Check these dimensions against your space.
What it meansHeated front bucket seats and a leather steering wheel add comfort touches up front. The folding rear seat helps shift space between passengers and cargo when needed.
Why this trimEX-L AWD includes these interior items as standard, so shoppers can treat them as part of this trim. The manual tilt and telescoping steering column helps set a comfortable driving position.
Bottom line: The cabin emphasizes comfort and flexibility.
What it meansThe audio setup centers on the touchscreen, wireless smartphone integration, and steering wheel controls. Wireless phone connectivity and a front LCD monitor cover core daily tech needs.
Why this trimEX-L AWD makes the audio and phone features standard, including wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. That matters if you want fewer cables for common phone functions.
Bottom line: Phone integration is a clear focus.
What it meansThe safety set combines driver-assistance features with stability, traction, and airbag hardware. Collision Mitigation Braking, Forward Collision Warning, Lane Keeping Assist, and Road Departure Mitigation support awareness and lane control.
Why this trimThese systems are standard on this trim, so they are not shown as optional add-ons here. The mix matters for shoppers who want assistance features alongside basic vehicle control systems.
Bottom line: Safety content is broad and standard.
What it meansThe wheel and tire sizing tells shoppers what this trim uses at the road. The 18 in wheels pair with P225/55HR18 tires.
Why this trimFor EX-L AWD, this confirms the standard rolling stock for the configuration. It also helps when comparing replacement tire availability and cost.
Bottom line: Use these sizes for tire planning.
No open recalls on record from NHTSA.
Recall coverage can vary by VIN — confirm your specific vehicle's status.
Source: NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration)
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