How big is an HR-V fuel tank?
The Honda HR-V’s fuel-tank size varies by model year and market, but most versions hold roughly 12 to 14 gallons. In the United States, recent generations typically sit around 12 gallons, while some earlier models leaned closer to 13 gallons. For exact figures, check your specific year and trim in the official specs.
Fuel-tank sizes by generation and market
Below are typical tank sizes reported for US-market HR-Vs in recent years. Values are approximate and can differ by trim or regional packaging.
First generation (2015–2022) – US market
For the 2015–2022 HR-V in the US, the fuel tank is commonly cited at about 13.2 gallons (50 liters).
- 13.2 gallons (50 L) – typical capacity for many US-spec first-generation HR-Vs
In practice, capacity figures can vary slightly by trim and production year, but roughly a 13-gallon tank was standard for this generation in the US.
Second generation (2023–present) – US market
For the 2023 model year and later US-spec HR-Vs, the tank is commonly listed as about 11.9 gallons (45 liters).
- 11.9 gallons (45 L) – typical capacity for many US-spec second-generation HR-Vs
This smaller tank reflects updated packaging and efficiency goals in the redesigned model.
Global/market notes
Tank sizes can differ outside the United States due to regional packaging, regulations, and model variations. If you’re shopping internationally or for a specific trim, verify the exact capacity from Honda’s official specifications or your vehicle's owner’s manual.
How to verify the exact capacity for your vehicle
To confirm the precise tank size for your HR-V, consult the owner’s manual, the fuel-filler placard on the vehicle, or Honda’s official product pages for your year and trim. A dealership can also pull the exact specification for your VIN.
Summary
In short, the HR-V’s fuel tank typically sits in the 12–14 gallon range, with US-spec first-generation models around 13.2 gallons and second-generation models around 11.9 gallons. Always verify with your exact year, market, and trim to get the precise figure, as packaging and regulations can yield small variations. This tank size influences driving range, refueling frequency, and overall fuel efficiency planning.
