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Honda Brio 2021 is a 5 Seater Hatchback available between a price range of ₱601,000 - ₱735,000 in the Philippines. It is available in 5 colors, 4 variants, 1 engine, and 2 transmissions option: Manual and CVT in the Philippines. It has a ground clearance of 137 mm and dimensions is 3815 mm L x 1680 mm W x 1485 mm H. Over 37 users have reviewed Brio on basis of Features, Mileage, seating comfort, and engine performance. The lowest monthly installment starts from ₱31000 (for 60 months). Brio top competitors are Wigo, Mirage, Swift and Picanto.
| Engine | 1199 cc |
| Power | 89 hp |
| Transmission Type | Manual |
| Seating | 5 seats |
| Ground Clearance | 137 mm |
| Engine | 1.2L Gasoline Engine, 4 Cylinder 16 Valve SOHC |
| Driver Airbag | Yes |
| Anti-Lock Braking System | Yes |
With a fresh & sporty appearance that includes a pair of large headlamps, muscular profile, Honda’s signature thick chrome grille, and a traditional tailgate instead of an all-glass unit, the all-new Honda Brio packs in a very enticing appeal.
The new Honda Brio gets a 1.2-litre i-VTEC petrol-fed engine that makes good 90 PS and 110 Nm. For a car of Honda Brio's stature, the 1.2-litre unit is more than sufficient and offers a nice blend of performance and fuel efficiency.
Even though the Honda Brio flaunts a compact silhouette, it features a 2,405 mm wheelbase and offers decent cabin space.
At 258-litre, the boot space feels a little cramped. However, you can get up to 710-litre of cargo with the rear seats folded down. But, that's not the appropriate solution for it, right?
While the new Honda Brio vaunts a very attractive, muscular, and sporty theme on the outside, the interior, however, doesn't reciprocate the same vibe. It all feels a little to calm inside the Brio, and Honda could've made things a bit more intriguing.
Barring the touchscreen infotainment system and the automatic climate control, there are not many other features, which make the Honda Brio a car from the year 2020.
Honda Brio October 2021 prices start from ₱601,000 for base variant S MT and goes upto ₱735,000 for top-spec variant RS Black Top CVT.
| Variant | Price list | Specifications | |
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| Honda Brio S MT |
₱601,000 *
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1199 cc, 89 hp, Manual, Gasoline | Get Exclusive Promos |
| Honda Brio V CVT |
₱661,000 *
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1199 cc, 89 hp, CVT, Gasoline | Get Exclusive Promos |
| Honda Brio RS CVT |
₱730,000 *
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1199 cc, 89 hp, CVT, Gasoline | Get Exclusive Promos |
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| Honda Brio RS Black Top CVT |
₱735,000 *
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1199 cc, 89 hp, CVT, Gasoline | Get Exclusive Promos |
| Quezon City | ₱601,000 - ₱735,000 |
| Makati City | ₱601,000 - ₱735,000 |
| Cebu City | ₱601,000 - ₱735,000 |
| Davao City | ₱601,000 - ₱735,000 |
| Bacoor | ₱601,000 - ₱735,000 |
Brio is available in 5 different colors - Taffeta White, Rallye Red, Phoenix Ornage, Modern Steel and Carnival Yellow.
Watch latest video reviews of Honda Brio to know about its interiors, exteriors, performance, mileage and more.
| Fuel Type | Mileage (City) | Mileage (Highway) |
|---|---|---|
| Gasoline | 24.39 |
Following its launch in 2014, the Honda Brio has now become one of the more popular hatchbacks in the country over time. The cute little hatch served for a good amount of time before it was, at last, replaced by its successor, a revamped and sporty looking Brio in 2019. Well, we can easily say that just like any child who grows up to be a man, the Honda Brio has now become older, mature, bolder, and more potent than ever before.
The new Honda Brio not only looks better and muscular but also vaunts a powertrain that is more capable than the previous one. Available in four different variants, namely S MT, V CVT, RS CVT, and RS Black Top CVT, the Honda Brio takes on the likes of the Suzuki Celerio, Toyota Wigo, Kia Picanto, Chevrolet Spark, and the Mitsubishi Mirage. The updated Honda Brio carries a price tag that ranges from Php 598,000 to Php 735,000 and can be had in any of the Phoenix Orange Pearl, Taffeta White, Rallye Red, Modern Steel Metallic, and Carnival Yellow finishes.
The newness on the updated Honda Brio continues to make a presence on the inside of the hatchback as well. Hop inside the revisited hatch and you are greeted by a dark-themed interior with contrasting orange accents and a multifunction three-spoke steering wheel that features audio controls. The instrument cluster sitting behind the steering wheel is, however, a traditional unit and doesn't boast any extraordinary elements. While the entry-level variant of the new Brio gets a single-DIN stereo system, the other models, on the other hand, feature a large 7-inch touch screen infotainment system with Bluetooth & USB connectivity and four speakers & two tweeters.
Courtesy of a larger than before wheelbase of 2,405 mm, the space inside the Honda Brio has gone up and allows for the hatch to sport enhanced legroom and boot space. The air conditioning unit is manually controlled and flaunts a digital display. Other creature comforts on the inside of the Brio include a 12V socket, front & rear power windows with driver's side auto up/down function, four bottle holders, three cup holders, and sun visor with vanity mirror.
Make the previous-gen and the revisited Honda Brio hatchbacks stand side by side, and you will know how much of a different car the newest iteration of the Brio is. While the previous-gen model looked like a cute little hatch, the new Brio is a lot more edgy, sporty, and packs in some good muscles as well. The front fascia involves a pair of large multi-reflector halogen headlamps flanking a chrome grille. Go for the RS variants and the chrome grille is replaced by a blacked-out unit. Yes, there fog lamps as well.
Having a good look at the side profile of the new Brio, we see that the hatch is bolstered by the likes of 15-inch RS design alloy wheels, blacked-out B-pillar, micro antenna, and a few cuts & creases. Keep in mind that the S MT and V CVT models get 14-inch steel rims instead of the 15-inch RS design alloys. At last, the rear end of the updated Brio is decorated with an LED high-mount stop lamp, tailgate spoiler, rear wiper, large Honda logo at the centre of the tailgate, and nice pair of taillights.
First things first, the Honda Brio is an easy task in heavy traffic and congested streets thanks to its compact dimensions. The compact dimensions, however, do not interfere with the comfort inside the car. Then there are appropriately sized 175 / 65 R14 tyres (185 / 55 R15 on RS models) that offer good stability and handling experience, further aided by an electric power steering (EPS). Combine the comfortable seats inside the cabin along with a suspension setup that incorporates MacPherson Strut with Stabilizer at the front and Torsion Beam at the rear, and you get a smooth ride.
Unlike the previous-gen Honda Brio that housed a 1.3-litre gasoline engine, the newest iteration of the hatchback is powered by a 1.2-litre i-VTEC petrol-fed engine that churns out 90 PS of maximum power at 6,000 rpm and a peak torque of 110 Nm at 4,800 revs. As far as the transmission options are concerned, all but the base variant of the Honda Brio feature Honda’s Earth Dreams technology CVT. It is a 5-speed manual that takes care of the power delivery duties on the entry-level model. As Honda claims, the new 1.2-litre mill is sports more refinement and offers a perfect mixture of both the worlds, that is, good performance and high mileage.
Just like any other hatchback in the segment, the Honda Brio also gets ventilated disc brakes at the front with drums units taking care of the braking duties at the rear. Moreover, the Japanese hatch comes equipped with an Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), which further enhances the braking performance of the car. Other safety features present on the Honda Brio include dual SRS airbags, keyless entry system, engine immobiliser, and driver's side seatbelt reminder. Last but not least, Honda's G-Force Control (G-CON) body structure lends the Brio a solid foundation.
As a whole, the current Honda Brio makes for a very nice hatchback and gives a good enough fight to its rivals in the segment. A lot is going on with the exterior of the updated model, and the interior also does its job just as good as others if not better. However, the addition of a few more creature comforts and safety features would have given the new Brio a lot more arsenal. Still, the Honda Brio is a solid, reliable, and light-on-pocket Japanese hatchback. And, at Php 598,000 to Php 735,000, you're getting quite a lot of car here.
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I am pretty amazed that how the Honda Brio has grown into a more mature car in this second generation avatar. Previously, I was quite skeptical about the space it had on offer. I was looking for a city oriented car which is high on space to comfortably accommodate five passengers with ease. The arrival of the new Honda Brio
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Brio is a well-budgeted quality hatch, in my opinion. While its smooth and powerful performance is more than enough to make you drool, its looks and the interior spacing would compel you to own this car. Brio offers a great legroom spacing with a high-built quality cabin. No matter what kind of road it is, this car glides around really
The Honda Brio is easily a car that anybody will love. The car is a perfect match for elements of every type and style. The vehicle dawns the looks of one of the most compact hatchbacks that you can find in its segment. I have been using the car for almost a year now and find it really comforting and
Honda Brio is an amazing hatchback for its design and appearance. I love Honda as a brand for its reliability and engine performance. The engine is very smooth and the 1.2L capacity can make a maximum power of 89 horsepower and a peak torque of 110 Nm. The model that I own has automatic gearshifts, which the company terms as
The first impression of this car on me was of a cute car that stood in the heavy traffic zone. I paid a visit to the Honda showroom the next day itself just to buy this car and it turned out to be the best decision of my life. The stunning quality of the car surprised me the moment I
It’s been a while I have been using the Brio for travelling around in the city. According to my experience of this car, it is ideal for someone who has to travel daily through traffic. This car is very easy to manoeuvre and has an agile steering wheel which allows you to take sharp turns with ease. The looks are
A small sized car that I fell in love since the day I saw this. So when I decided to buy a new car I did not delay to choose this car. I must say considering its reasonable price the car is a great car. You get lot of comfort inside. The car provides amazing handling prowess. The vehicle is
I found the car so cute when I first saw it while waiting in a traffic zone. I then and then paid a visit to Honda showroom and booked one for myself. I must say I bought the car in an impulse but that was one of the best decisions that I took inspite of being a hasty one. The
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