See Photos of the 2020 Honda Fit (Japan-spec)
A prototype drive of the new fourth-generation Fit in Japan reveals it to be a much improved subcompact car in a world obsessed with crossover SUVs.
The 2020 Honda Fit, the fourth generation of Honda's subcompact hatchback, is much improved, but its future in the United States remains uncertain. Read the full story here.
The latest Fit hybrid is powered by a 1.5-liter Atkinson-cycle inline-four mated to a continuously variable automatic transmission and a dual-electric-motor-generator hybrid system.
Having initially debuted at this year's Tokyo auto show, the latest Fit's prospects in the U.S. market remain uncertain.
The Fit's trademark centrally mounted fuel tank, which allows for a low, flat, and highly efficient load floor, remains intact for the fourth-gen model.
The new Fit hybrid is able to cruise for brief periods at up to 40 mph on electricity alone.
Honda claims that the new Fit's fuel efficiency is up 20 percent versus the outgoing model's.
The fourth-gen Fit's interior is highlighted by a dash that adopts a thin horizontal layout with a 7.0-inch touchscreen display and minimal hard switches and buttons, which works to make the cockpit feel more spacious.
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