Honda unveils all new Jazz starting at Php768,000

Honda Philippines launches the third generation Jazz that is dubbed “The One”. It combines a fresh look with new technologies to achieve more dynamic performance, fuel economy, and overall functionality.

Jazz 1.5 VX+ CVT with Mugen kits

To be the world’s best functional compact was the goal behind the new Jazz so it’s got some tricks up its sleeve. One of which is its Ultra Seat that folds flat or flips up, giving it the versatility to quickly and easily adapt to a wide variety of passenger and cargo hauling needs.

It boasts four modes for extra storage:

Utility Mode – with Ultra seat folded flat, the vehicle can carry two passengers and larger items.

Tall Mode – with the Ultra seat folded up, the vehicle can carry two or three passengers and tall items with maximum height of 100cm in the second row.

Long Mode – with the Ultra seat folded flat and the front passenger seat reclined all the way back, the vehicle can carry two passengers and a long item with maximum length of 226 cm.

Refresh Mode – the new addition to the Ultra seat configurations; the front seats can be reclined to connect with the rear seats, allowing the driver and passenger to have in-car relaxation.

Here’s a short video showing more of the Jazz’s exterior and interior:

Jazz 1.5 V CVT with Modulo kits

It also has a 7-inch touch screen display that pairs to a smartphone using Bluetooth for hands-free navigation during calls or listening to music. Connectivity-wise, there’s an auxiliary, USB, and even an HDMI port to mirror the phone on the display.

Underneath the hood, the all new Jazz sports a 1.5-liter i-VTEC engine coupled with either a 5-speed manual transmission or the new Continuously Variable Transmission. It also promotes fuel efficiency through its ECO Assist system which consists of the ECON mode that controls the engine, drive-by-wire, transmission, and air conditioning performance.

If you want extra kits for your Jazz, Honda is offering genuine Modulo and Mugen accessories which are sold separately. There are six colors available including Rallye Red, Taffeta White, Attract Yellow Pearl, Vivi Sky Blue Pearl, Modern Steel Metallic, and Alabaster Silver Metallic.

Jazz 1.5 VX+ CVT

Below are the pricing for the new Honda Jazz:

1.5 V MT – Php768,000

1.5 V CVT – Php808,000

1.5 VX CVT – Php908,000

1.5 VX+ CVT – Php948,000

Except for the 1.5 VX CVT which is available starting August, all models are now ready for orders at Honda showrooms.

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15 Comments

wew says:

10 years ago

masyadong mahal para sa isang subcompact hatchback car,makakabili ka na ng decent compact car sa ganyang presyo,or even an entrylevel auv/mpv/suv. Well justified naman ung procve dahil maraming features,pero magcocompact pa din ako.dun sa mga bibili ng jazz tapos bibili ng mugen kits,magSUV NA LANG KAYO O COMPACT CAR,TOP-OF-THE-LINE PA hahaha 400k just for cosmetic upgrades
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HONDAddict says:

10 years ago

Wll wait for 1.5 VX CVT in August
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Eva E. says:

10 years ago

“In-car relaxation.” *wink wink*
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Brian says:

10 years ago

Is it just me or mukha siyang Honda City na maliit. parang sa Car Town. haha!!
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Hen-Sheen says:

10 years ago

We are too dependent on Petrol (Gas) vehicles. Honda should take a cue from Tesla & start developing electric cars. Aside from electricity, they could use the concept of “Back to the Future’s – DeLorean DMC-12”. Garbage as main source of fuel; that’s innovative but, the problem lies within the budget and the company/corporation that would handle such a task…..
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wandelakrus says:

10 years ago

Heard of Honda CR-Z? Just search for it.
theo says:

10 years ago

Actually mayroon nang HONDA FIT EV
kaso mahal :)

http://automobiles.honda.com/fit-ev/
Phillip says:

10 years ago

+1!

Business is business.
Nikolai Tesla says:

10 years ago

Believe it or not, Honda and other car manufacturers have already figured out everything about fuel substitutes YEARS AGO.

One of the reasons why we’re not seeing a lot of full-electric and hybrid cars is because of synergy. There’s a lot of entities involved. Mass producing an affordable electric/hybrid/hydro car will have a great impact on oil companies.

This scenario is actually happening in the Philippines right now. We have A LOT OF INNOVATORS here in the country. We’ve already figured out how to use used cooking oil as fuel. Heck, we even came up with a turbocharger that helps lessen fuel consumption.

But these “breakthroughs” in the automobile industry are being killed because of synergy. A lot of gov’t officials are part of some of the big oil companies here in the country. TLDR: innovation will kill their business.
evollove says:

10 years ago

Honda’s hydrogen car research is probably the most advanced among the major automakers, but they’re a long way from generating interest and producing a viable, cost-effective model.

AA says:

10 years ago

Looks good but, typical Honda, a bit overpriced. For a second car, I still like the Suzuki Swift over this. But this is good primary car
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BB says:

10 years ago

overpriced? lookup philippine tax laws. lol.
AA says:

10 years ago

The 1.5 6sp skyactive mazda 3 hatch(compact car) has the same price as the top spec Jazz here(subcompact). Which one is overpriced? While the 2L Mazda 3 is similarly priced as the other 2L variants of other brands. Plus you get Yojin 3 (free PMS up to 60k kms)
Justin says:

10 years ago

Overpriced? You should see Mazda.

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