2017 Honda UR-V Dimensions, Size & Specs

The curb weight of the Honda UR-V ranges from 1734 kg to 1804 kg (3827 to 3976 pounds). This weight variance depends on the trim levels and optional equipment. The weight is typical for SUVs of this size, balancing vehicle stability and fuel efficiency.

The Honda UR-V is equipped with 19-inch rims paired with tires sized 245/55 R19. These large tires and rims contribute to a comfortable ride, improved road grip, and enhanced overall handling stability, especially on highways and uneven surfaces common for SUVs.

Standard residential garages generally measure around 2438 mm (96 inches) wide and 6096 mm (240 inches) deep. The Honda UR-V's width is 1942 mm (76.5 inches) and length is 4825 mm (189.8 inches), so it should fit comfortably in most standard garages with enough space for opening doors and maneuvering around the vehicle.

The Honda UR-V (2017-2020) is a newer generation crossover SUV mainly targeted at the Chinese market and does not have a direct predecessor under the 'UR-V' name. However, compared to earlier Honda midsize SUVs like the CR-V, the UR-V is generally larger in all dimensions, providing more interior space, a more premium feel, and a slightly more upscale market positioning.

With its overall length of 4825 mm and width of 1942 mm, the Honda UR-V offers a spacious cabin typical of mid-size SUVs, comfortably accommodating five passengers with generous legroom and headroom. Its width contributes to comfortable seating arrangements and a wide dashboard layout, competing well against vehicles like the Toyota Highlander and Nissan Murano in the same class.

While exact ground clearance for the Honda UR-V isn't provided, typical SUVs of similar size and curb weight usually offer ground clearance between 180-210 mm (7.1-8.3 inches). This height allows the UR-V to handle moderate off-road conditions, gravel roads, and uneven terrains common in suburban environments, though it is primarily designed for on-road comfort and urban driving.

At 1670 mm (65.7 inches) tall, the Honda UR-V balances a commanding SUV stance with aerodynamic considerations. This height improves headroom and driving visibility but also requires design optimizations to minimize air drag for fuel efficiency. The relatively moderate height helps maintain road stability, especially at highway speeds and during cornering.

Compared to similarly sized SUVs such as the Toyota RAV4 (which is about 4600 mm long) and the Mazda CX-5 (about 4550 mm in length), the Honda UR-V is longer and wider, measuring 4825 mm long and 1942 mm wide. This provides the UR-V with a roomier interior and a more imposing road presence. The UR-V also tends to have a heavier curb weight, suggesting a focus on a more premium and stable ride.

The Honda UR-V's length (4825 mm) and width (1942 mm) mean it requires more space for parking compared to compact SUVs, which can be a challenge in tight urban environments. However, the moderate height of 1670 mm and equipped features like parking sensors or cameras (depending on trim) aid in maneuvering. Urban drivers should be mindful of the vehicle’s size when navigating narrow streets or tight parking lots.