The Honda Jazz is known as a premium hatchback for its roomy interior, the wide screens, and its roomy, practical 354-litre boot space. The following image gallery shows the facelift model of the Honda Jazz sold in India from 2020 until its discontinuation in 2023, showing the front, both sides and rear profile, dashboard, both seats in front, the second row, boot space and all exterior colour options.
The final Jazz range consisted of V, VX and ZX grades, all powered by a 1.2-litre i-VTEC petrol engine with a choice of manual and CVT automatic transmissions. Higher variants added equipment such as LED lighting, touchscreen infotainment and an electric sunroof. Buyers can now explore used Honda Jazz cars on Spinny.
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Honda Jazz Exterior Images
The final facelifted version of the Honda Jazz has its own unique tall hatchback design and is characterised by a very short bonnet with very large glass surfaces and a very upright and tall cabin area. By prioritising passenger space, the shape maximises passenger room, whilst keeping the overall body size compact enough to be an ideal vehicle for urban driving.
The Jazz measures 3,989 mm long, 1,694 mm wide and 1,544 mm tall, with a 2,530 mm wheelbase. All final variants ride on 15-inch alloy wheels, while the top ZX adds full LED headlamps and LED fog lamps.
Key Highlights
| Exterior Feature | Highlight |
| Front design | Gloss-black grille with chrome upper and lower accents |
| Lighting | LED headlamps and LED fog lamps on ZX |
| Wheels | 15-inch Sparkle Silver alloy wheels |
| Rear styling | LED tail lamps and signature rear LED wing lights on higher variants |
Front Profile
The front end of the facelifted Honda Jazz features a high-gloss black faux grille, with a chrome accent along the top and bottom edges. The grille links visually to the headlights, making the car appear wider, and the redesigned bumper helps differentiate the latest facelifted version from the previous model versions.
The V and VX use sleek halogen headlamps with separate LED DRLs, while the ZX upgrades to LED headlamps with integrated DRLs and LED front fog lamps. The short bonnet and large windscreen also give the Jazz its characteristic cab-forward appearance.
Side Profile
The side view showcases the exceptionally space-efficient design of the Honda Jazz, with a long roof, large windows and a very short bonnet to allow it to accommodate a large proportion of its sub-4.0-metre length for passenger accommodation. The 2,530 mm wheelbase also enhances the overall amount of cabin space.
All three grades use 15-inch Sparkle Silver alloy wheels with 175/65 R15 tyres. VX and ZX also add turn indicators integrated into the ORVMs, while chrome exterior door handles are standard across the range.
Rear Profile
At the rear, the Honda Jazz has tall lamp housings, which extend upward next to the rear windscreen area. The standard lighting is LED for all trims, while the VX and ZX trims have the Honda signature LED rear wing lights, making the car easily discernible from other cars during the night.
A chrome garnish sits above the registration plate, while the large tailgate provides easy access to the luggage compartment. Rear wiper and washer equipment is also standard across the final range.
Overall, the Honda Jazz blends compact size with a high, functional body style combined with the LED styling applied to the ZX Trim, creating a more luxurious appearance than previous iterations of the model.
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Honda Jazz Interior Images
Inside, the Jazz uses a premium beige fabric interior that helps the already spacious cabin feel brighter. The dashboard has a driver-oriented layout, with a large central panel housing the audio system and touch-operated automatic climate controls.
The VX & ZX variants of the Honda Jazz hatchback are equipped with a more luxurious soft-touch dashboard, leather-wrapped steering wheel, touchscreen infotainment system and keyless starting capabilities. Additionally, the ZX variant features a one-touch electric sunroof.
Key Highlights
- 7-inch Digipad 2.0 touchscreen on VX and ZX
- One-touch electric sunroof on ZX
- Automatic climate control across the range
- Spacious five-seat cabin with driver-seat height adjustment
Dashboard & Front Seats
The V variant of the Honda Jazz comes with a 5” colour audio display, whereas both the VX & ZX variants come with Honda’s upgraded 7” Digipad 2.0 touchscreen that not only functions as a multimedia hub, but also has the ability to connect to your phone via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and has navigation, Bluetooth, and voice commands. The automatic climate control features a touchscreen control panel in addition to the controls located on the centre console for all three trims.
The driver’s seat gets height adjustment, while a front centre armrest with storage is also standard. VX and ZX add push-button start with smart-key access and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. CVT variants also get steering-mounted paddle shifters.
| Colour Name | Type | Availability by Variant |
| Radiant Red Metallic | Metallic | V, VX and ZX |
| Lunar Silver Metallic | Metallic | V, VX and ZX |
| Platinum White Pearl | Pearl | V, VX and ZX |
| Modern Steel Metallic | Metallic | V, VX and ZX |
| Golden Brown Metallic | Metallic | V, VX and ZX |
Radiant Red Metallic creates a sportier feel and adds brightness to the Jazz, while Lunar Silver Metallic and Modern Steel Metallic offer an appropriate blend of understated elegance that aligns with the hatchback’s minimalist design language. Platinum White Pearl stands out well against the gloss-black grille and window area.
Golden Brown Metallic offers a warmer and more distinctive finish. Since the Jazz is now available only as a used car, the colours buyers actually find will depend on model year, variant and inventory.
Summary
The last generation of Honda Jazz has a compact exterior but offers one of the most spacious interiors found in a top-tier hatchback. With its gloss-black grille, 15-inch alloy wheels, LED rear lenses and tall stature, it has a unique identity. The ZX also comes equipped with LED headlights, LED fog lights and a powered sunroof.
Inside, the Jazz offers generous passenger room, automatic climate control and a practical 354-litre boot. VX and ZX variants add a 7-inch touchscreen, smart-key access and push-button start, while manual and CVT choices make the final petrol-only model relevant to different types of used-car buyers.
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FAQs about the Honda Jazz
Q. Is the Honda Jazz still available as a new car in India?
No. Honda discontinued the Jazz in India in 2023. It is now primarily available through the used-car market.
Q. How many people can the Honda Jazz seat?
The Honda Jazz is a five-seat hatchback with two front seats and a three-person rear bench. It does not have a third row.
Q. What is the boot space of the Honda Jazz?
The final Honda Jazz offers 354 litres of boot space, giving it useful luggage capacity for a hatchback measuring less than four metres long.
Q. Does the Honda Jazz have a sunroof?
Yes. The top-spec ZX variant gets a one-touch electric sunroof with slide, tilt and auto-reverse functionality.
Q. Does the Honda Jazz have rear AC vents?
No. The final India-spec Honda Jazz does not have dedicated rear AC vents. It does, however, get automatic climate control across all variants.
Q. What engine does the final Honda Jazz use?
The final Jazz uses a 1,199 cc four-cylinder 1.2-litre i-VTEC petrol engine producing 90 PS and 110 Nm.
