The sub-compact hatchback’s first update since 2018 (it was launched in the Philippines in 2019), the new Brio gets cosmetic changes inside and out in a bid to keep things fresh.

Still available in both RS and non-RS (Brio Satya for the Indonesian market), they both offer revised styling. Outside, the 2024 Brio RS sports a new dark chrome diamond grille (similar to the HR-V RS Turbo), LED headlights and front fog lamps, smoked taillights, revised bumpers, and dark chrome 15-inch alloy wheels. Meanwhile, the non-RS Brio / Brio Satya receives a new grille with a chrome highlight, revised halogen headlights with LED daytime running lights, and new 14-inch alloy wheels. Two new colors, Stellar Diamond Pearl and Electric Lime Metallic join the palette.

All Brio variants receive an all-black interior, digital type AC controls, auto up/down driver window, and an illuminated shifter indicator for CVT variants. The Brio RS has a new gauge cluster with a multi-information display, an updated 7-inch infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a smart key entry with push button engine start/stop. 

With the Brio being made in Indonesia, it is naturally the first market to receive the refreshed hatchback. However, since the Philippines sources its Brio from the same factory, its arrival at local showrooms will just be a matter of time.