The current generation Honda Jazz has been around since October 2007 and it’s about time for it to be replaced, and this blue car might just be the next generation, which is expected to debut in Q4 this year.
These are supposed to be scans of leaked brochure shots of the JDM version of the car where it is called the Fit. The new Honda Jazz takes more than just a few cues from the Honda Jade MPV that debuted at Auto Shanghai 2013.
The front end is similiar, as is the profile of the side windows, but the Jade is a longer MPV while this Jazz is a shorter five-seater version. So it looks like the Jade isn’t really a new Stream as we thought, instead it’s more of a new Honda Airwave.
There’s also a cropped shot of the instrument cluster, which shows a gear indicator that’s consistent with that of a CVT gearbox, as well as a power/charge metre instead of an RPM metre which indicates that particular shot is from a hybrid version.
Do you prefer the looks of the current Jazz, or this one?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the leaked brochure scans of the 2014 Honda Jazz focus on design reactions. Many find the new look unattractive, comparing it unfavorably to other models like Toyota Vios, Hyundai, or Kia, with some calling it ugly or disappointed. Others praise its clever retention of the Jazz's iconic shape while noting its more youthful appeal. There’s overall mixed sentiment, with some fans appreciating the design evolution and others criticizing the aesthetics based on the brochure images.