Build Quality - The build quality is light. There is aclang sound when shutting the doors which is not expected from a crossover at this price. Again the interior quality is average at best. Dasboard has plastic feel when comparing to crossover like i20 active. The touchscreen unit feels like aftermarket fitting. On exterior, the starting and end points of black lines have gapes between them.
In - car entertainment - WRV gets 7 inch touchscreen infotainment system called digipad. The system is laggy and there are complaints of freezing. The system support HDMI input and MirrorLink and many mobiles do not support MirrorLink. Sound quality is good.
Interior - NVH levels are poor. You can hear road noise and bumps very much. Interior quality is average and not as premium as rivals. Again fit and finish is average. The Air conditioner doesn’t work good for the rear seats. No rear AC vents are available. You do get sunroof.
Performance - You will find lag in performance on highways. There are some vibrations felt on pedals.
Honda is not refined as much as they were before.
Verdict - The Honda WRV is honda car with high cost cutting measures been taken into effect. You better buy i20 active, Ecosport, tuv 300, creta.