Honda has brought out the 2018 update for the Honda Jazz, which is priced from Rs 7.35 lakh and goes up to Rs 9.29 lakh. The updated Maruti Suzuki Baleno and Hyundai i20 rival may be visually nearly identical to the outgoing model, but it gets a significantly revised variant break-up and more equipment with each variant. As with the previous Jazz, the new model is offered with the 90hp, 1.2-litre petrol and the 100hp, 1.5-litre diesel engine. The former motor gets a five-speed manual as standard and a CVT automatic as an option while the latter is mated to a six-speed manual only.

Before looking at what you get with each variant, here’s the revised variant break-up of the new Jazz:

Honda Jazz S (Rs 8.05 lakh)

• Dual front airbags
• ABS with EBD
• Speed-sensing door locks
• Rear parking sensors
• 15-inch wheels with covers
• LED tail-lamps
• Audio system with four speakers and a 3.5-inch screen
• Steering-mounted audio controls
• Driver's seat height-adjust
• Front-centre armrest
• Rear defogger
• Electrically adjustable wing mirrors
• Tilt adjustable steering
• Central locking with keyless entry
• Driver and co-driver vanity mirror
• Power windows with driver’s side one touch up-down function

Honda Jazz V (Rs 7.35-8.85 lakh)

• 15-inch alloy wheels
• Front fog lamps
• Premium beige interiors
• Automatic climate control
• Audio system with 5.0-inch touchscreen and reverse camera display
• Rear wiper
• Honda Smart Key (Diesel MT and petrol CVT only)
• Push-button start (Diesel MT and petrol CVT only)
• Power boot release (Diesel MT and petrol CVT only)
• Cruise control (Diesel MT and petrol CVT only)
• Paddleshifters (petrol CVT only)

Honda Jazz VX (Rs 7.79-9.29 lakh)

• Extended LED tail-lamps
• Electrically adjustable and folding wing mirrors with indicators
• 7.0-inch touchscreen system with navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
• Leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear knob

Also see:

2018 Honda Jazz launched at Rs 7.35 lakh

2015 Honda Jazz review, road test