Honda Indonesia has launched the updated 2026 Honda WR-V, debuting at the Indonesia International Motor Show (IIMS) 2026.
The refreshed Honda WR-V gains a new 10.25-inch infotainment touchscreen across all variants, now supporting wireless smartphone connectivity. A USB-C port for the front row is also newly standardised throughout the range. Depending on variant, Honda has also added paddle shifters, a wireless charger, and ambient or mood lighting.
The soft padded section previously found in the centre of the dashboard has been removed, replaced by a simpler trim layout, with higher variants gaining ambient lighting to enhance cabin atmosphere instead.
Exterior updates vary by variant. The WR-V E receives a revised black front grille and fog lamp garnish, new front and rear bumpers, updated side under spoilers, black door mirrors and door handles, as well as body-coloured wheel arch cladding and side protectors. The E variant also adopts new 16-inch black alloy wheels.
The WR-V RS builds on this with larger 17-inch black alloy wheels, two new exterior colours which are Sand Khaki Pearl and Blazing Red Pearl. Other additional interior upgrades include leather seats, leather door trim accents, ambient lighting, and paddle shifters.
At the top of the range, the WR-V RS with Honda Sensing retains its full active safety suite, while adding a wireless charger and a rear centre armrest to improve daily usability. The Honda Sensing system comprises a suite of active safety and driver assistance features designed to support daily urban driving.
Honda did not announce any changes to the WR-V’s powertrain, with the updated model retaining the same mechanical setup as before. Power comes from a naturally aspirated 1.5-litre DOHC i-VTEC engine producing 119 hp and 145 Nm, paired with a CVT.
In Indonesia, pricing for the updated Honda WR-V is as follows:
- WR-V E: Rp 284,100,000 (around RM 66k)
- WR-V RS: Rp 297,600,000 (around RM70k)
- WR-V RS with Honda Sensing: Rp 321,100,000 (around RM 75k)
For now, these updates apply specifically to the Indonesian-market 2026 Honda WR-V, with no confirmation yet on whether the same changes will be introduced to other markets.
