2023 Honda Jazz & Jazz Crosstar (Facelift) - Sleek and Stylish Updates

Honda has just announced the facelift for its Jazz and Jazz Crosstar models, set to hit the market in 2023. The new models will feature a range of upgrades, including a sleeker and more modern exterior design, as well as a host of new technologies and safety features.

Under the hood, the Jazz and Jazz Crosstar will come with a choice of two petrol engines, one of which is a hybrid. Honda’s e:HEV hybrid technology upgraded to increase power with chassis upgrades provide a more exhilarating driving experience.

• Total powertrain output increased from 80kW to 90kW
• Throttle response is improved for more dynamic performance
• Additional power has not seen an increase in CO₂ emissions

One of the standout features of the new models is the Honda Sensing suite of safety technologies, which includes Traffic Jam Assist, Collision Mitigation Braking System, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Keep Assist, Road Departure Mitigation System and  Blind Spot Information to name a few. The industry-leading Honda SENSING active and passive safety technology ensures occupants are protected at all costs and even more so in case of emergency by 10 airbags, including knee and centre protection.

Honda has also made a number of updates to the interior of the Jazz and Jazz Crosstar, with new materials and finishes that create a more premium feel. The company has also introduced a new 'Comfort' driving mode, which adjusts the suspension and steering for a smoother ride.

All in all, the facelift for the Jazz and Jazz Crosstar looks set to be a major upgrade for these popular models, and Honda fans are sure to be excited to see them on the road in 2023.

The Honda Jazz has received a sporty new facelift that creates a more characterful and purposeful design. Its refreshed appearance builds on the model’s iconic shape and clean, crisp horizontal lines with dynamic touches that give it a new personality.

These enhancements stay true to Honda’s original Japanese 'Yoo no bi’ design philosophy – recognising the beauty in everyday items refined over time, to make them even more beautiful and ergonomically satisfying for their specific purpose.

In terms of exterior design, the new models feature a redesigned front grille, LED headlights, and a sportier bumper. The Jazz Crosstar, in particular, boasts a rugged and adventurous look, with roof rails and unique 16-inch alloy wheels.

Honda has also paid attention to the small details, a New Advance Sport grade introduces a greater degree of sophistication with a gloss black finish on the honeycomb grille lower bumper, and door mirror casing. The new grade also gains matching side skirts, a rear spoiler, and chrome exhaust trim. The Advance Sport grade also comes with a larger alloy wheel and lower profile Yokohama tyres as standard.

Additionally, the new Jazz and Jazz Crosstar models come with enhanced connectivity options, including the Honda Personal Assistant (HPA) system. This advanced system provides voice-activated access to a range of features, such as weather updates, news, and directions.

Overall, the facelift for the Honda Jazz and Jazz Crosstar promises to deliver a more refined driving experience, with advanced safety features, improved connectivity, and a fresh new look. With a range of new features and technologies, the Jazz and Jazz Crosstar are sure to continue their success in the competitive hatchback market.