Mugen Introduces Tuning Devices For Honda WR-V In Japan, Anything?

Honda WR-V with the 'Active Gear Sports' device from Mugen (source: Mugen)

JAKARTA - Mugen, a Japanese muner company will present its newest aftermarket product specifically for the Japanese specifications Honda WR-V compact SUV model. Launching from Mugen's official website, Saturday, December 28, the company will sell spare parts with the concept of Active Sports Gear installed on WR-V so as to leave a sporty impression and stronger than usual.

This Honda car specialist Tuner will showcase two styles, namely in black nights playing an overfender that highlights the character of a true SUV and an overfender that is as colored as a body so that it has a contemporary urban vehicle-style appearance.

Not only in terms of appearance, but Mugen also provides spare parts that support driving such as sporty damping and 18-inch aluminum rims. In addition, there is a package consisting of stickers to increase the appearance of racing cars and the presence of ventilated protectors.

The order for Mugen spare parts for this car will begin at the end of January 2025. For detailed information on spare parts and the price will be announced approaching its launch in Sakura country.

The Japanese specifications of the Honda WR-V are different from the Indonesian market. The SUV is based on the Elevate which is currently being sold for the Indian market.

By design, it has a modern and elegant look with some pinned curves. Especially equipped with a large front grip makes it look dashing.

In more detail, the car is here with an LED-packed light. Equipped with a 17-inch rim, the dual tone accent makes it look elegant from the side.

Meanwhile, the Japanese version is equipped with the same platform as Honda Jazz. The kitchen carries a 1.5L DOHC i-VTEC engine which is paired with a CVT transmission using a G-design shift control.

Coming with three types, X, Z, and Z + the cheapest Honda WR-V 2024 price is priced at 2,098,800 yen or equivalent to Rp215.1 million. The highest variant touched 2,489,300 Japanese yen or Rp256.1 million.