How Much Horsepower Does the Fit Have?
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The Honda Fit has a maximum of 131 horsepower. Below is more information about the Fit: 1. The Fit is equipped with the L15B2 naturally aspirated engine, which has a displacement of 1.5L. This engine, featuring i-VTEC and direct fuel injection technology, delivers 131 horsepower and 155 N·m of torque after tuning, making its performance relatively strong among vehicles in the same class. 2. The 2018 Fit is a mid-cycle facelift model. The main exterior changes include a new honeycomb grille on the front face, with two silver chrome trim strips added around the grille for decoration. The lower part of the grille features a honeycomb design, matching the style of the air intake below the bumper. The bumper has been redesigned, and the fog light area now adopts a regular hexagonal shape. At the rear, the previous black faux vent decorations on both sides of the bumper have been removed and replaced with flatter lines and trapezoidal skid plate designs, giving a more harmonious appearance. 3. The interior largely retains the Fit's original design, with the most notable change being the replacement of the gear lever with a sportier ball-head shift knob. The interior is primarily black, with silver trim panels decorating the three-spoke steering wheel, air vents, and around the gear lever. The seats are made of breathable fabric with red double stitching for accentuation. 4. In terms of features, options like cruise control, vehicle stability system, and the "Magic Seats" are available in higher trim models. 5. For the drivetrain, except for the base manual model, all other Fit variants come standard with a CVT transmission, completely replacing the previous generation's 5AT. This transmission includes an "S mode" for sporty driving and an "L mode" for low-speed driving, though it lacks a manual mode. It offers smoother acceleration and better fuel efficiency compared to the 5AT.
