With its recent update, the Honda Jazz not only gets a few cosmetic updates but is also BS6-compliant. The BS6 hatchback is now a petrol only model and is available in a choice of three variants – V, VX and a new range topping ZX trim.
- Updated Honda Jazz a petrol-only model
- Available in V, VX and new top-spec ZX trim
- CVT gearbox option to be available across all trims
So, what does each variant have to offer. Let’s take a look:
Honda Jazz V (MT: Rs 7.50 lakh; CVT: Rs 8.50 lakh)
- Cruise control
- Remote central locking
- Auto climate control
- Front and rear power windows
- Driver window one-touch operation
- Electric adjust wing mirrors
- Audio system with 5-inch display and Bluetooth connectivity
- Steering mounted controls
- Driver seat height adjust
- Front centre armrest
- Paddle shifters (CVT)
- Rear wiper and washer
- 15-inch alloy wheels
- LED daytime running lamps
- LED tail-lamps
- Dual airbags
- ABS
- Rear parking sensors
- Rear-view camera
Honda Jazz VX (MT: Rs 8.10 lakh; CVT: Rs 9.10 lakh)
In addition to the Jazz V
- Key-less entry and go
- Power folding wing mirrors
- Leather wrapped steering wheel
- 7.0-inch Touchscreen infotainment system
- Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- Voice commands
Honda Jazz ZX (MT: Rs 8.74 lakh ; CVT: Rs 9.74 lakh)
In addition to Jazz VX
- LED headlamps with integrated DRLs
- LED fog lamps
- Sunroof
What of the BS6 Jazz’s engine and gearbox?
As previously touched upon by us, the Jazz is a petrol only model with the diesel version discontinued owing to lack of demand. The 90hp, 1.2-litre petrol engine is the same as in the Amaze and comes paired with either a 5-speed manual or a CVT automatic gearbox.
What are its rivals?
As before, the updated Jazz rivals the Hyundai i20, Tata Altroz, Maruti Baleno and Toyota Glanza.
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