From $11,300
Honda has unveiled a new version of the Honda Brio hatchback that retains the iVTEC powertrain and sporty RS trim, while getting a new bumper, larger grille in combination with other lower air intakes. In addition to the badge, the RS trim features a distinctive grille pattern and dark chrome stripe trim, as well as new LED headlights.
The rest of the bodywork is largely unchanged, except for a slightly different diffuser and darker taillights from the RS. The RS model is equipped with 15-inch alloy wheels, while the regular model has 14-inch wheels. Honda has expanded the color palette with new Electric Lime Metallic, Stellar Diamond Pearl and Meteoroid Gray Metallic shades, as well as new two-tone options.
Affordable 2023 Honda Brio unveiled
As for the interior, the changes are limited to a new trim of the dashboard and seats. In addition, the flagship RS trim gets a red start/stop button, a redesigned analog instrument cluster with a small display, an illuminated shifter and a new 7-inch center console infotainment touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support.
The naturally aspirated 1.2-liter iVTEC four-cylinder petrol engine produces 89 hp. and 110 Nm of torque. Power is sent to the front axle through either a 5-speed manual transmission or a CVT.
The facelifted Honda Brio is already available in Indonesia starting at $11,300.
