Introducing the new Honda Jazz
If you want a smart hatchback that keeps everyday driving simple, the new Honda Jazz is a popular choice. It blends compact size with a surprisingly roomy cabin, and the latest e:HEV hybrid setup means it feels smooth and responsive on the roads without you needing to plug in.
This current Jazz generation also pushes further into "small car, big car comfort" territory. You get modern safety tech as standard, plus clever usability touches that make school runs, commuting, and weekend plans feel like easy work.
When you're ready, you can book a test drive with Vertu and see how it fits your routine in real traffic, not just on paper.
New Honda Jazz trim options
| Trim level |
Best for |
Key features and differences |
| Elegance |
Drivers who want the Jazz's core hybrid + practicality at great value |
Honda SENSING safety suite, hybrid e:HEV power, parking sensors and a reversing camera (spec varies by model year) |
| Advance |
Customers who want more comfort and convenience for daily use |
Extra cabin comforts, upgraded interior touches, and added convenience features (often includes keyless entry/start and enhanced trim details, depending on year) |
| Advance Sport |
Drivers who like sportier styling while keeping Jazz practicality |
Sport styling details (wheels/body accents), higher-spec interior finishes, and extra comfort kit (varies by year) |
| Crosstar Advance |
Customers who prefer a tougher look and a slightly more adventurous feel |
Crosstar design cues and trim-specific styling; keeps the Jazz's everyday practicality and hybrid setup |
New Honda Jazz running costs
| Trim level |
Fuel type |
WLTP combined mpg |
WLTP CO₂ (g/km) |
What that means day to day |
| Elegance |
Full hybrid (e:HEV) |
~62.8 |
~102 |
Strong economy for commuting and stop-start routes |
| Advance |
Full hybrid (e:HEV) |
~61.4 |
~102-104 |
Very similar running costs to Elegance, with more kit |
| Advance Sport |
Full hybrid (e:HEV) |
~58.9 |
~110 |
Sportier spec can mean slightly higher fuel use |
| Crosstar Advance |
Full hybrid (e:HEV) |
~58-58.9 |
~108-110 |
Crosstar styling can slightly affect efficiency |
New Honda Jazz safety features and rating
- Euro NCAP safety rating: four stars (2020)
- Collision Mitigation Braking System (automatic emergency braking)
- Lane Keeping Assist System
- Road Departure Mitigation
- Adaptive Cruise Control
- Traffic Sign Recognition
- Intelligent Speed Assistance
- Front, side, and curtain airbags (spec varies by year)
- ISOFIX child-seat mounting points
- Rear-view camera (trim/spec dependent)
- Front and rear parking sensors (trim/spec dependent)
New Honda Jazz practicality and space
- Boot space that works for real life: around 304 litres with the rear seats up, expanding to around 1,205 litres with the rear seats folded (figures vary slightly by model year/spec)
- Magic Seats for flexible loading: you can flip the rear seat bases up to carry taller items (think houseplants, a folded buggy, or a tall suitcase), or fold them down for longer loads. It's a simple feature that saves you having to "make it fit" every weekend.
- Enhanced panoramic visibility: the Jazz is designed so you can see more of what's around you from the driver's seat. In everyday driving, that helps when you're edging out of busy junctions, checking for cyclists, or lining up for a tight parking bay without constantly leaning forward.
- Easy cabin access: the Jazz's practical shape and door openings make it easier to get child seats, shopping, or sports bags in and out without awkward twisting.
New Honda Jazz tech and convenience
- Honda e:HEV full hybrid system: the car automatically switches between electric drive and petrol power, and it recharges itself as you drive. In traffic, this often means smoother pull-aways and less fuel used on repeated stop-start stretches, without changing your routine or plugging in at home.
- Central touchscreen infotainment (often 9-inch Honda CONNECT on higher trims): gives you clear access to navigation, media, and phone connectivity (spec depends on trim/year).
- Smartphone integration: Apple CarPlay and Android Auto availability depends on model year and trim, but the Jazz is designed to keep your maps and music simple to access.
- Keyless entry and start (on selected trims): handy when your hands are full of bags.
- Parking support: reversing camera and sensors on many specs help you judge tight spaces with less stress.
Can I buy a new Honda Jazz on finance?
Yes, you can buy a Honda Jazz on finance with Vertu, and it's a great way to match your car to your monthly budget while keeping options open. Whether you want flexibility at the end of the agreement or you'd rather work towards ownership from day one, we'll help you find an option that fits:
- PCP (Personal Contract Purchase): monthly payments with options at the end (such as changing the car, keeping it, or handing it back � terms vary).
- HP (Hire Purchase): you pay towards ownership across the agreement, then own the car at the end once the balance is cleared.
- PCH (Personal Contract Hire): a leasing-style option where you pay to use the car for an agreed term (you don't own it).
If you'd like to compare your options in more detail, our car finance explained guides break it down clearly, and we can talk you through Honda Jazz on finance options based on the trim you want.
Where can I buy a new Honda Jazz?
You can buy a new Honda Jazz through a Honda dealership at Vertu, and you'll get support from colleagues who talk you through the car in plain language, from trims and stock availability to finance and part-exchange.
We also take pride in our customer service, whether you're buying online, on the phone, or visiting in person. If you'd like to compare models before you decide, you can browse other new Honda options, or explore all our new cars in stock in one place.
New Honda Jazz FAQs
Which new Honda Jazz trim should I choose?
If you want a well-equipped hybrid hatchback at a great value point, Elegance usually makes the most sense. Step up to Advance if you like a few more comfort features for day-to-day driving. Prefer sportier styling touches? Advance Sport gives you that sharper look while keeping the Jazz's practical strengths. If you want the Jazz with a more rugged design theme, Crosstar Advance is the one to consider.
Is the new Honda Jazz easy to park in tight spaces?
Yes, the Jazz's compact footprint helps straight away, but the real win is how easy it is to place on the road. The wide visibility from the driver's seat makes it simpler to judge gaps, and many trims/specs include a reversing camera and parking sensors to guide you into tighter bays with more confidence.
What warranty cover should I expect on a new Honda Jazz?
A new Honda Jazz comes with Honda's standard new-car warranty (typically three years). As it's an e:HEV hybrid, the hybrid battery system is usually covered for longer (often up to five years/90,000 miles, terms apply and can vary by model year). We always recommend confirming the exact cover for the car you're looking at, and we can talk you through it at Vertu.
Are the tech features of the new Honda Jazz easy to use?
They are. The Jazz is set up so you can get the key things done quickly � navigation, calls, and music � all without digging through endless menus. Driver assistance features also work in the background to support you, rather than demanding constant attention.
What insurance group is the new Honda Jazz in?
Insurance groups vary by exact trim and specification, but the Jazz typically sits in the low 20s. As a guide, some Jazz e:HEV versions are commonly listed around group 21 (Elegance) and group 22 (Advance Sport). Your final group can change depending on the model year, wheel size, and optional extras, so it's worth checking the exact car you're insuring.
Should I choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan for a new Honda Jazz?
A fixed plan can suit you if you like predictable costs and you want to plan your budget ahead. Flexible servicing can work well if your mileage changes year to year and you'd rather service based on usage. Either way, keeping on top of servicing helps protect the car's long-term health and resale value and you can always speak to us about Honda servicing options.
