Honda Jazz 2026 launched in China – RM39k, special facelift as stock runs out, ’empty’ variant only – paultan.org

We in Malaysia no longer accept the Honda Jazz/Fit after the third generation model of the B-segment hatchback for the ASEAN market was replaced by the City Hatchback. As for the fourth generation Jazz, it will only be sold in certain markets such as Japan, Europe and China. This year, the age of the model is already about six years old, but there are still no indications that it will be introduced in a new generation version.

In China, the hatchback known as the Honda Fit got another one facelift – this is not to extend production life, but the GAC Honda joint venture produced this model to use up the last supplies before it was completely discontinued.

These “out of stock” models are usually equipped with ‘light’ but exclusive accessories. But for this Fit it got a pretty drastic facelift. The previous big and cute Fit lights have been changed to feature thin daytime running lights at the top and square headlights at the bottom.

This design also makes the top grille thinner, and the bottom grille is designed larger to scoop air from the front. While at the back the lamp design still looks the same. But the rear bumper design became longer and got a panel spreader which is designed larger. The design is made to provide more protection to the rear, and indirectly makes the Chinese market Honda Fit 2026 59mm longer than the previous model.

But the design inside the cabin is still the same. It only gets a larger 10.1-inch infotainment screen compared to the previous 8-inch. The screen supports connection to smartphones via the Apple CarPlay Baidu CarLife+ and Huawei HiCar applications.

Honda also produces the Fit 2026 for the Chinese market in only one variant – however, that one variant is not the highest variant, but produced in the lowest ’empty’ variant. So it only comes with steel wheels with plastic hubcaps, fabric-covered seats, only two speakers, no curtain airbags, no keyless entry system and no Honda Sensing driver assistance system.

The powertrain continues to be powered by a 1.5-litre DOHC i-VTEC direct injection engine, producing 124 PS and 145 Nm of peak torque, mated to a CVT automatic gearbox. The Honda Fit is for all this facelift This Chinese market 2026 costs just 66,800 Yuan (RM38,900), and Honda offers a lifetime warranty on the engine and transmission.

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