Honda’s model naming convention is getting a bit confusing. First, there’s the “Vezel”—a JDM model that countries like the Philippines gets as the “HR-V.” Don’t make the mistake of calling this “HR-V” an “HR-V” in North America though. They get something completely different, and that one’s known as the “ZR-V” elsewhere in the world. To make things even more confusing, there’s this: the JDM version of the Honda WR-V.

Honda is trying a different tactic when it comes to its crossover offerings in developing markets. While ASEAN (no word about the Philippines) is getting the WR-V, the Japanese carmaker has instead developed the Elevate for countries like India.