Australian New Car Buyer

HONDA HRV FROM $36,700

Honda’s HRV e:HEV L (that’s code for hybrid, in case you were wondering) costs $47,000 drive away, which is pretty expensive for a small SUV.

A non-hybrid Vi X model, with a 1.5-litre petrol engine, is $36,700 drive away.

HRV’s e:HEV system features a 1.5-litre petrol engine and two electric motors — one for drive, the other for generating electricity to keep the small-capacity lithium ion battery charged. You don’t need to plug-in to recharge. A

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