The Honda Fit takes centre stage
After causing initial confusion by not disclosing pricing for conventional petrol engine models during the debut of the facelifted e:HEV hybrid variant last year, Honda has now revealed details of the complete three-model Fit lineup. The Fit, formerly known as Jazz, underwent styling updates, featuring a new front bumper, restyled honeycomb grille, darkened LED headlights,
The Honda Fit takes centre stage
After causing initial confusion by not disclosing pricing for conventional petrol engine models during the debut of the facelifted e:HEV hybrid variant last year, Honda has now revealed details of the complete three-model Fit lineup.
The Fit, formerly known as Jazz, underwent styling updates, featuring a new front bumper, restyled honeycomb grille, darkened LED headlights, matte black window surrounds, and more.
The Comfort serves as the entry-level variant, while the Elegance and e:HEV remain the top-tier options. The Fit 1.5 petrol models come with a 1.5-liter engine producing 89 kW/145 Nm, mated to a CVT, priced as follows:
Fit 1.5 Comfort CVT – R379 900
Fit 1.5 Elegance CVT – R415 900
Fit 1.5 e:HEV eCVT – R544 900
Both Comfort and Elegance include a five-year/200,000 km warranty and a four-year/60,000 km service plan.
The Fit offers various features, such as a nine-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, safety systems like Adaptive Cruise Control and Lane Keep Assist, and the Magic Rear seats for increased cargo flexibility.
