Car spotters have recently discovered and photographed the 2020 facelift version of Honda’s compact hatchback Jazz. The car was cruising along public streets in Europe.
Based on the images, the 2020 Honda Jazz sports a more impressive front fascia, complete with the larger headlights, a redesigned front grille, and a massive air intake.
Aside from this, the car now has larger front door windows and thinnish A-pillars. Its rear part is now wider, and the taillights are new, too.
From what little could be seen on the interior shot, there is a new steering wheel and a metal-framed multimedia display. The instrument panel is also more recessed than in the pre-facelift Jazz.
The car will ship with an assortment of traditional, hybrid and all-electric engines to choose from. The hybrid version incorporates a 1.5-liter gas engine, an electric motor and a lithium-ion traction battery. Its output amounts to 151 hp (112 kW). The all-electric version will offer around 300 kilometers (186 miles) of uninterrupted driving once fully charged.
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