Has the Honda Fit Been Discontinued?
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Honda Fit has not been discontinued and is still in production and available for sale. Here are the specific details about the Fit: 1. The new Fit has made significant improvements in terms of interior visibility. Firstly, the front A-pillars have been refined to reduce obstruction of the view. 2. In the era of the SUV craze, the new-generation Fit not only offers the traditional A0-class compact car but also provides a slightly larger CROSS crossover variant. 3. The new Fit also features notable improvements in ride comfort and noise insulation. The front seats utilize Honda's first body-sensing comfort seats, achieving ride comfort comparable to mid-size cars. 4. In terms of power, the new Fit continues to be equipped with a four-cylinder 1.5L naturally aspirated engine, which delivers a maximum power output of 96kW and 155Nm.
Regarding the discontinuation of the Fit, I just accompanied a friend to a GAC Honda 4S store last month to check out cars. The salesperson clearly stated that the domestically produced Fit is still on the production line in 2024, with the Crosstar Max and Crosstar Joy versions listed on the official website, and the new model even added a Midnight Silver Metallic color option. However, the salesperson quietly mentioned overseas news—the pure gasoline version of the Fit was discontinued in Japan last year, and now they exclusively produce the hybrid version. Europe was even earlier, having phased out the gasoline version in 2020. If you want to buy a new car domestically, you can just head straight to a 4S store to place an order—the Guangdong factory is still producing over 2,000 units per month.
