Honda Jazz

The Honda Jazz, known in Japan and the Americas as the Honda Fit, is a popular five-door subcompact B-segment car renowned for its spacious interior packaging, clever 'Magic Seats', and reliable hybrid powertrains. First launched globally in 2001, the Jazz quickly established itself as a benchmark in practical city driving and fuel efficiency.

Historically, models of the Honda Jazz sold in the UK and Europe were manufactured across several sites, including Honda's Swindon plant in the United Kingdom until vehicle assembly there ceased in 2021. For recent generations, European and UK-market Honda Jazz models are primarily imported from Honda's manufacturing facilities in Japan (such as the Suzuka plant), alongside global production in China, Taiwan, and other regional assembly hubs.

The vehicle is designed, engineered, and manufactured by Honda Motor Co., Ltd., a major multinational automotive and power equipment manufacturer headquartered in Minato, Tokyo, Japan. In the United Kingdom, operations and distribution are handled by its local operating arm, Honda Motor Europe Limited.