Compare 2021 Honda HR-V vs. 2021 Hyundai Kona

Serving Danville, VA

The 2021 Honda HR-V checks off all the boxes for a stylish, tech-savvy, and fuel-efficient extra-small SUV. You can get behind the wheel of the 2021 Honda HR-V at Danville Honda by requesting an online test drive right through our website. All that you need to do is let us know what trim level you'd like to try and when. Our staff can explain the highlights of this year's HR-V, including its impressive fuel economy figures and its exceptionally comfortable interior. The Honda HR-V also has a surprising amount of cargo storage space in its trunk, and it provides passengers with more comfortable seating and space than most rivals. One vehicle that the Honda competes against in its class is the 2021 Hyundai Kona. However, the HR-V has a roomier interior and offers a higher fuel economy rating. You can test out the Honda to see which features you like best and to get a better sense of how it compares to the Hyundai with our test drive.

Comfort and Interior

If a car with a comfortable cabin is one your wish list, the 2021 Honda HR-V at Danville Honda will top your list. The HR-V has a storage volume of just over 23 cubic feet behind the back row, and its cargo capacity expands to 55.9 cubic feet when you have the back seats folded down. With these numbers, the Honda provides more storage volume than the Hyundai, which makes it a more appealing car if you are planning on a longer adventure. The Honda also has large seats with comfortable material ranging from cloth at the base level to leather on the top trims. The 2021 HR-V has a standard USB charging port, a 5-inch display, and USB charging capabilities. It offers a similar combination of practicality and value with the higher-end trims, too. A larger 7-inch touchscreen comes with the second trim, which adds another USB port and a leather-wrapped steering wheel for more comfort and an upscale interior ambiance. Fewer amenities are included with the Hyundai, which does not have USB charging ports as a standard offering. The Honda also has a longer list of standard safety features compared to the Hyundai.

Fuel Economy and Performance

With an average combined fuel rating of 28 MPG, the Honda HR-V has one of the leading fuel economy ratings of its class. Its fuel economy edges out that of the Hyundai Kona, which will get a maximum gas mileage of 27 MPG combined depending on the drivetrain and trim level you choose. The Honda HR-V also provides optional all-wheel drive and has an automatic transmission.

Design and Exterior

A stylish and sporty design are what you'll notice about the Honda HR-V with a first glance at Danville Honda. The Honda HR-V rides on standard alloy 18-inch wheels. The base trim of the Honda also is equipped with roof rails, and fog lights are standard for additional assurance when you're driving in low-light conditions. The Hyundai has smaller standard 16-inch wheels, and you can only select 17-inch wheels with a few trims.

With the option for an online test drive available at Danville Honda, you can check out the Honda HR-V any time that you want. You can try all trim levels of Honda to see which one is your favorite with our unique Honda HR-V online test drive that even allows you to skip the lines and long waits at the dealership. Our online test drive gives you a chance to preview the Honda insight and out with a virtual 360-degree video that provides a glimpse of the car's interior and exterior. A sales associate will also ride along with you to point out the Honda's top features as you drive along.

Contact Danville Honda today to get more details on the 2021 Honda HR-V and to learn more about trying the car with our Honda HR-V online test drive.

*All figures are EPA estimates. Actual mileage may vary.