At the moment, this specific market has been cornered by one car but there are two new contenders coming this year.It is perhaps safe to say that the Honda BR-V kicked off the idea of a subcompact, seven-seat SUV in the Philippines. These SUVs are each powered by a 1.5-liter engine but that is where their similarities end.The BR-V makes the most of the small capacity with 120 PS and 145 Nm of torque, putting it on top of its class. Speaking of the BR-V, it is the shortest when it comes to overall height at 1,665 mm.Let's face it, one of the reasons why people buy SUVs and crossovers is because of the ride height. Looking at the numbers the Xpander is the largest offering among the three, being the longest and the widest in the group. Currently, this segment of the market is captured by one single car. At present, it is the only SUV to feature a 3-row seating. Despite being slightly smaller than the HR-V, we said that it made good use of its cabin space with a decent amount of room on all three rows.This year however, it will have to face fresh-faced rivals from Mitsubishi and Toyota in the form of the Xpander and Rush, respectively.The Mitsubishi Xpander is the production version of the XM Concept which made rounds in Asia last year. This gives us a hint as to what may be the next trend in the automobile market?Automakers are putting efforts to fit in extra seats in the vehicles and one of the latest segments to try it out is the subcompact SUV group. It is much like the car it is based on, the Avanza, albeit with a longer body.
So, how does each model conceal their third-row seats?Toyota Rush and Honda BR-V have pretty simple mechanisms. The Xpander and the Rush comes with a 4-speed automatic transmission.
At 1,705 mm tall, it barely beats the Xpander by a mere 5 mm. Great option for a small family, or even for uber/grab. Below is the detailed car comparison, based on price, specifications & other features, of Honda BRV and Mitsubishi Xpander. Unlike its rivals, Toyota Rush sticks with the body-on-frame design. Slightly bigger in size when compared to the 5-seater, these vehicles offer extra space without extra bulk. While there aren’t much in terms of variances between the new Toyota Rush vs Honda BR-V's length the significant differences between the two models we can see from the comparison table above are the vehicle’s difference in width, height, and ground clearance.
However, there are two new rivals arising this year.It will be fair to say that the Honda BR-V kick-started the idea of compact 7-seater SUV in the Philippines market. Compare for Honda BRV vs Mitsubishi Xpander. Honda BR-V vs Mitsubishi Xpander vs Toyota Rush - Spec Review For the BR-V, prices range from Php 1,030,000 for the entry-level S variant, to Php 1,210,000 for the V with a Modulo body kit. Unlike the Honda and the Mitsubishi, the Rush sticks with body-on-frame construction. Just fold the backrests and pull down a lever to lean the entire seat forward. The BR-V is equipped with a variable transmission or CVT. The pricing on the Rush, we might have to wait a little longer for that.For now, we'll have to wait for the two new contenders to know more about them. The Rush is the only model in this segment which transmits the power to its rear wheels. The BR-V on the other hand is the lone car equipped with a continuously variable transmission or CVT. Still, their respective clearances should give you more than enough confidence when taking on rough roads.While the extra row of seats are a bonus, it does cut into cargo space when in use.
Length, width and height of the Xpander measure in at 4,475 mm, 1,750 mm and 1,700 mm, respectively.Only the Rush surpassed the Xpander in dimensions and that was in terms of height. The Rush is the only model in this segment which transmits the power to its rear wheels. The Xpander produces a 105 PS and 141 Nm of torque, ranking second in the segment. It marks itself in the segment of 7-seaters with raised ride height.On the other hand, Toyota Rush recently made its local debut. The third in the list is Toyota Rush producing 104 PS and 136 Nm of torque. Billed as a 'crossover-MPV', Mitsubishi is taking the 'two birds with one stone' approach by combining SUV and MPV capabilities. Though both cars are powered by a 1.5-liter gasoline engine, the Mitsubishi Xpander leads slightly ahead with its 105 hp and 141 Nm of torque. Get Quote Request Test Drive. The Xpander is slightly larger than the BR-V in every dimension – 18 mm longer (4,475 mm), 15 mm wider (1,750 mm) and 23 mm taller (1,700 mm), with a …
For starters, none of these cars offer all-wheel drive. Toyota Rush vs Mitsubishi Xpander vs Honda BR-V - AutoDeal Comparo It's the truel that all of you have been waiting for. While it's the first time the Philippines will be getting the Rush, it has been quite a popular small SUV in neighboring ASEAN countries. This brings us neatly into what may possibly be the next hotly contested part of the market.Manufacturers are trying to squeeze in extra seats in cars and one of the latest segments to do so is the subcompact SUV crowd. As these cars fit into the SUV segment, let us check out the ground clearance each of them has to offer.The Rush is marked at a height of 220 mm from the ground and this makes it as heightened as the regular SUVs.
So, how does each model conceal their third-row seats?Toyota Rush and Honda BR-V have pretty simple mechanisms. The Xpander and the Rush comes with a 4-speed automatic transmission.
At 1,705 mm tall, it barely beats the Xpander by a mere 5 mm. Great option for a small family, or even for uber/grab. Below is the detailed car comparison, based on price, specifications & other features, of Honda BRV and Mitsubishi Xpander. Unlike its rivals, Toyota Rush sticks with the body-on-frame design. Slightly bigger in size when compared to the 5-seater, these vehicles offer extra space without extra bulk. While there aren’t much in terms of variances between the new Toyota Rush vs Honda BR-V's length the significant differences between the two models we can see from the comparison table above are the vehicle’s difference in width, height, and ground clearance.
However, there are two new rivals arising this year.It will be fair to say that the Honda BR-V kick-started the idea of compact 7-seater SUV in the Philippines market. Compare for Honda BRV vs Mitsubishi Xpander. Honda BR-V vs Mitsubishi Xpander vs Toyota Rush - Spec Review For the BR-V, prices range from Php 1,030,000 for the entry-level S variant, to Php 1,210,000 for the V with a Modulo body kit. Unlike the Honda and the Mitsubishi, the Rush sticks with body-on-frame construction. Just fold the backrests and pull down a lever to lean the entire seat forward. The BR-V is equipped with a variable transmission or CVT. The pricing on the Rush, we might have to wait a little longer for that.For now, we'll have to wait for the two new contenders to know more about them. The Rush is the only model in this segment which transmits the power to its rear wheels. The BR-V on the other hand is the lone car equipped with a continuously variable transmission or CVT. Still, their respective clearances should give you more than enough confidence when taking on rough roads.While the extra row of seats are a bonus, it does cut into cargo space when in use.
Length, width and height of the Xpander measure in at 4,475 mm, 1,750 mm and 1,700 mm, respectively.Only the Rush surpassed the Xpander in dimensions and that was in terms of height. The Rush is the only model in this segment which transmits the power to its rear wheels. The Xpander produces a 105 PS and 141 Nm of torque, ranking second in the segment. It marks itself in the segment of 7-seaters with raised ride height.On the other hand, Toyota Rush recently made its local debut. The third in the list is Toyota Rush producing 104 PS and 136 Nm of torque. Billed as a 'crossover-MPV', Mitsubishi is taking the 'two birds with one stone' approach by combining SUV and MPV capabilities. Though both cars are powered by a 1.5-liter gasoline engine, the Mitsubishi Xpander leads slightly ahead with its 105 hp and 141 Nm of torque. Get Quote Request Test Drive. The Xpander is slightly larger than the BR-V in every dimension – 18 mm longer (4,475 mm), 15 mm wider (1,750 mm) and 23 mm taller (1,700 mm), with a …
For starters, none of these cars offer all-wheel drive. Toyota Rush vs Mitsubishi Xpander vs Honda BR-V - AutoDeal Comparo It's the truel that all of you have been waiting for. While it's the first time the Philippines will be getting the Rush, it has been quite a popular small SUV in neighboring ASEAN countries. This brings us neatly into what may possibly be the next hotly contested part of the market.Manufacturers are trying to squeeze in extra seats in cars and one of the latest segments to do so is the subcompact SUV crowd. As these cars fit into the SUV segment, let us check out the ground clearance each of them has to offer.The Rush is marked at a height of 220 mm from the ground and this makes it as heightened as the regular SUVs.