2018 Honda Fit: Little Guy Gains Big Safety Tech
Honda's smallest gets a nip, a tuck, and a batch of safety features.
2018 Honda Fit
(The Honda Sensing package is optional in lower trim levels.) Fits with Honda Sensing will gain a 4.2-inch color display tucked into the gauge cluster, too. Returning to the Fit lineup is an optional Sport trim, slotted between the base LX and feature-rich EX models. Non-Sport Fits benefit from exterior and interior upgrades, too. Home » Honda Fit » What can we expect from the 2018 Honda Fit?
What can we expect from the 2018 Honda Fit?
Earlier this month, Honda debuted the 2018 Honda Fit, giving us our first sneak peek at the upcoming vehicle. 2018 Honda Fit release date
The 2018 Fit will come in four trim levels: LX, Sport, EX, and EX-L. Honda Fit aficionados will notice that the Sport trim is new to the Fit's lineup. Lane Departure Warning
2018 Honda Fit
The new 2018 Honda Fit is a light vehicle that to the adjustments made to the vehicle and particularly the inside. The outside of the new 2018 Honda Fit causes it to be substantially sportier vehicle. Underneath the hood of the new 2018 Honda Fit two choices for motor frameworks. Save car comparison
2018 Honda Fit refresh brings Sport trim and safety enhancements
The 2018 Honda Fit lineup arrives in dealers next month. More Honda News:
For 2018, the Fit is offered in LX, EX, and EX-L trims, along with a new Sport trim positioned between LX and EX - each generously equipped. …
The Fit Sport builds off the LX with exclusive interior trim featuring black cross-hatched fabric and orange accent stitching, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, and steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters on CVT models. Previous Honda Fit models featured a touchscreen with Honda's stock user interface, but CarPlay was not supported. 2018 Honda Fit: new safety features, style, Sport model, smartphone connectivity added (update)
Honda's smallest of vehicles—the Fit hatchback—has received several updates for the new model year, its fourth for the current-generation version.
Speaking of sport, the Fit's new Sport trim nestles between the LX and EX and includes what Honda calls a sporty look to the front fascia. The Honda Fit Sport models also receive exclusive, 16-inch wheels finished in black, chrome exhaust, and a rear diffuser with similar bright orange highlights found at the front.
EDITOR'S NOTE: On June 12, Honda released initial information on the updated 2018 Fit. 2018 Honda Fit
The biggest news for Fit buyers is the addition of Honda's Sensing safety suite of equipment as an option. It adds adaptive cruise control, a brake mitigation system, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, and road departure mitigation and warning systems.
The Honda Sensing suite is available on the LX and Sport trims, but its now standard equipment on EX trims and greater.
That premium audio system is standard on the EX and EX-L models, along with the new Fit Sport.
Honda hasn't revealed if the 2018 updates include changes to the powertrain, but the Fit is already an efficient gasoline vehicle.
2018 Honda Fit
Model Preview
With sales still outpacing inventory, Honda has decided to give the Fit a mild update for the 2018 model year. This model will gain new aerodynamic features on the front, sides and rear, and a sharper front splitter with bright-orange highlights. This ends in 2018, as Honda will add its Honda Sensing system as an option, giving it available automatic emergency braking. The 2018 Honda Fit will hit showrooms in July. So let's read more about this new 2018 Fit.
2018 Honda Fit changes
The 2018 Honda Fit will be released in July and the price will be around $16,800 for the base model. -2018-honda-fit-launches-next-month-with-more-aggressive-styling-new-sport-trim-and-available-honda-sensing
Honda to Debut Refreshed 2018 Honda Fit Subcompact Next Month
Honda has revealed that it will launch a refreshed 2018 Honda Fit subcompact or small car with sportier styling in July. Honda's third-generation small hatchback features updated front and rear styling with splashes of color to create a youthful vibe. The Sport trim also features unique badging. Honda Sensing advanced driver-assistance systems are optional on LX and Sport trims and come standard on EX trim and above. Information about 2018 Honda Fit pricing and arrival at dealerships will be published at a later date. Auto News 2018 Honda Fit Gets a New Face, Added Safety Gear
Honda has revealed the 2018 Fit, sporting a new face and added safety equipment.
Besides the new look, the 2018 Honda Fit now packs Honda Sensing safety technology along with a new Sport trim.
Now available on LX, Sport and standard on EX trims and above, Honda Sensing is a suite of safety features that will help the driver avoid collisions. It includes lane keeping assist, road departure mitigation, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning and road departure warning. Honda says that the Fit is the most affordable car in America to offer such a comprehensive suite of safety equipment.
More information, including pricing, on the 2018 Fit will be revealed in the near future according to Honda.
Honda has also updated its Honda Sensing safety technology, which includes a plethora of cutting-edge features to prevent and avoid dangerous situations. Honda Sensing tech includes adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assists, and collision warning systems that make the Fit one of the most affordable cars with state-of-the-art safety technology.
Honda has also announced the Fit Sport, which will sit between the base Fit LX and premium Fit EX.
New trim level and safety features for small hatch
Honda's subcompact hatch will receive a bolder design and a bright-orange color option for the 2018 model year. Arriving in July, the 2018 Honda Fit will also add a new trim level and Honda Sensing safety technologies.
For 2018, the Fit adds a Sport trim positioned just above the base LX. This new model features aerodynamic styling flourishes at the front, side, and rear. Honda Sensing arrives as an optional feature on the LX and Sport and a standard feature on every other trim. The Fit isn't the only subcompact hatch to offer advanced safety technologies, although Honda says the Fit is the most affordable car in the U.S. with such a strong offering of these features. Fresh and Furyous: New, Sporty and Feature Rich 2018 Honda Fit Goes on Sale Today
SOURCE American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
- Honda Sensing®, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay now available
The 2018 Honda Fit also adds a new Sport trim, as well as two new exterior colors, Helios Yellow and Orange Fury.
Inside, the Sport features a black interior with orange contrast stitching.
Among the upgraded features, the Honda Sensing® suite of advanced safety and driver assistive features is available on all 2018 Fit models and is standard on EX and above trims, a first for the Fit. Also new for 2018, is a 7-inch Display Audio touchscreen featuring Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, included on Fit Sport, EX and EX-L trims.
2018 Honda Fit Pricing and EPA Fuel Economy Ratings
The 2018 Honda Fit for the U.S. market is manufactured in North America at Honda's Celaya, Mexico plant using domestic and globally sourced parts.
Additional media information including pricing, features and high-resolution photography of the 2018 Honda Fit is available at /channels/fit Consumer information is available at /fit To join the Fit community on Facebook, visit /hondafit
About Honda
2018 Honda Fit Launching Next Month With New Sport Trim, Refreshed Styling
The all-new 2018 Honda Fit Sport trim
Honda revealed the refreshed 2018 Fit today, which will go on sale next month with new styling, the addition of a Sport trim, and available Honda Sensing safety features. Fit has always represented a great value for subcompact customers and the addition of available Honda Sensing to its fun-to-drive performance and unmatched versatility will keep the Honda Fit as the industry's benchmark subcompact.
The 2018 Honda Fit's redesign begins with a horizontally layered, two-piece chrome and piano black grille that serves as a proscenium for a larger, more prominent Honda H badge. The big addition to the 2018 model year is a new Fit Sport trim, positioned between the LX and EX trims. The Fit Sport's 16-inch alloy wheels also feature an exclusive black finish, while the rear is made sportier by a three-strake diffuser with bright orange upper trim line, chrome exhaust finisher, and Sport badge.
Honda's smallest gets a nip, a tuck, and a batch of safety features.
2018 Honda Fit
(The Honda Sensing package is optional in lower trim levels.) Fits with Honda Sensing will gain a 4.2-inch color display tucked into the gauge cluster, too. Returning to the Fit lineup is an optional Sport trim, slotted between the base LX and feature-rich EX models. Non-Sport Fits benefit from exterior and interior upgrades, too. Home » Honda Fit » What can we expect from the 2018 Honda Fit?
What can we expect from the 2018 Honda Fit?
Earlier this month, Honda debuted the 2018 Honda Fit, giving us our first sneak peek at the upcoming vehicle. 2018 Honda Fit release date
The 2018 Fit will come in four trim levels: LX, Sport, EX, and EX-L. Honda Fit aficionados will notice that the Sport trim is new to the Fit's lineup. Lane Departure Warning
2018 Honda Fit
The new 2018 Honda Fit is a light vehicle that to the adjustments made to the vehicle and particularly the inside. The outside of the new 2018 Honda Fit causes it to be substantially sportier vehicle. Underneath the hood of the new 2018 Honda Fit two choices for motor frameworks. Save car comparison
2018 Honda Fit refresh brings Sport trim and safety enhancements
The 2018 Honda Fit lineup arrives in dealers next month. More Honda News:
For 2018, the Fit is offered in LX, EX, and EX-L trims, along with a new Sport trim positioned between LX and EX - each generously equipped. …
The Fit Sport builds off the LX with exclusive interior trim featuring black cross-hatched fabric and orange accent stitching, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, and steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters on CVT models. Previous Honda Fit models featured a touchscreen with Honda's stock user interface, but CarPlay was not supported. 2018 Honda Fit: new safety features, style, Sport model, smartphone connectivity added (update)
Honda's smallest of vehicles—the Fit hatchback—has received several updates for the new model year, its fourth for the current-generation version.
Speaking of sport, the Fit's new Sport trim nestles between the LX and EX and includes what Honda calls a sporty look to the front fascia. The Honda Fit Sport models also receive exclusive, 16-inch wheels finished in black, chrome exhaust, and a rear diffuser with similar bright orange highlights found at the front.
EDITOR'S NOTE: On June 12, Honda released initial information on the updated 2018 Fit. 2018 Honda Fit
The biggest news for Fit buyers is the addition of Honda's Sensing safety suite of equipment as an option. It adds adaptive cruise control, a brake mitigation system, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, and road departure mitigation and warning systems.
The Honda Sensing suite is available on the LX and Sport trims, but its now standard equipment on EX trims and greater.
That premium audio system is standard on the EX and EX-L models, along with the new Fit Sport.
Honda hasn't revealed if the 2018 updates include changes to the powertrain, but the Fit is already an efficient gasoline vehicle.
2018 Honda Fit
Model Preview
With sales still outpacing inventory, Honda has decided to give the Fit a mild update for the 2018 model year. This model will gain new aerodynamic features on the front, sides and rear, and a sharper front splitter with bright-orange highlights. This ends in 2018, as Honda will add its Honda Sensing system as an option, giving it available automatic emergency braking. The 2018 Honda Fit will hit showrooms in July. So let's read more about this new 2018 Fit.
2018 Honda Fit changes
The 2018 Honda Fit will be released in July and the price will be around $16,800 for the base model. -2018-honda-fit-launches-next-month-with-more-aggressive-styling-new-sport-trim-and-available-honda-sensing
Honda to Debut Refreshed 2018 Honda Fit Subcompact Next Month
Honda has revealed that it will launch a refreshed 2018 Honda Fit subcompact or small car with sportier styling in July. Honda's third-generation small hatchback features updated front and rear styling with splashes of color to create a youthful vibe. The Sport trim also features unique badging. Honda Sensing advanced driver-assistance systems are optional on LX and Sport trims and come standard on EX trim and above. Information about 2018 Honda Fit pricing and arrival at dealerships will be published at a later date. Auto News 2018 Honda Fit Gets a New Face, Added Safety Gear
Honda has revealed the 2018 Fit, sporting a new face and added safety equipment.
Besides the new look, the 2018 Honda Fit now packs Honda Sensing safety technology along with a new Sport trim.
Now available on LX, Sport and standard on EX trims and above, Honda Sensing is a suite of safety features that will help the driver avoid collisions. It includes lane keeping assist, road departure mitigation, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning and road departure warning. Honda says that the Fit is the most affordable car in America to offer such a comprehensive suite of safety equipment.
More information, including pricing, on the 2018 Fit will be revealed in the near future according to Honda.
Honda has also updated its Honda Sensing safety technology, which includes a plethora of cutting-edge features to prevent and avoid dangerous situations. Honda Sensing tech includes adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assists, and collision warning systems that make the Fit one of the most affordable cars with state-of-the-art safety technology.
Honda has also announced the Fit Sport, which will sit between the base Fit LX and premium Fit EX.
New trim level and safety features for small hatch
Honda's subcompact hatch will receive a bolder design and a bright-orange color option for the 2018 model year. Arriving in July, the 2018 Honda Fit will also add a new trim level and Honda Sensing safety technologies.
For 2018, the Fit adds a Sport trim positioned just above the base LX. This new model features aerodynamic styling flourishes at the front, side, and rear. Honda Sensing arrives as an optional feature on the LX and Sport and a standard feature on every other trim. The Fit isn't the only subcompact hatch to offer advanced safety technologies, although Honda says the Fit is the most affordable car in the U.S. with such a strong offering of these features. Fresh and Furyous: New, Sporty and Feature Rich 2018 Honda Fit Goes on Sale Today
SOURCE American Honda Motor Co., Inc.
- Honda Sensing®, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay now available
The 2018 Honda Fit also adds a new Sport trim, as well as two new exterior colors, Helios Yellow and Orange Fury.
Inside, the Sport features a black interior with orange contrast stitching.
Among the upgraded features, the Honda Sensing® suite of advanced safety and driver assistive features is available on all 2018 Fit models and is standard on EX and above trims, a first for the Fit. Also new for 2018, is a 7-inch Display Audio touchscreen featuring Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility, included on Fit Sport, EX and EX-L trims.
2018 Honda Fit Pricing and EPA Fuel Economy Ratings
The 2018 Honda Fit for the U.S. market is manufactured in North America at Honda's Celaya, Mexico plant using domestic and globally sourced parts.
Additional media information including pricing, features and high-resolution photography of the 2018 Honda Fit is available at /channels/fit Consumer information is available at /fit To join the Fit community on Facebook, visit /hondafit
About Honda
2018 Honda Fit Launching Next Month With New Sport Trim, Refreshed Styling
The all-new 2018 Honda Fit Sport trim
Honda revealed the refreshed 2018 Fit today, which will go on sale next month with new styling, the addition of a Sport trim, and available Honda Sensing safety features. Fit has always represented a great value for subcompact customers and the addition of available Honda Sensing to its fun-to-drive performance and unmatched versatility will keep the Honda Fit as the industry's benchmark subcompact.
The 2018 Honda Fit's redesign begins with a horizontally layered, two-piece chrome and piano black grille that serves as a proscenium for a larger, more prominent Honda H badge. The big addition to the 2018 model year is a new Fit Sport trim, positioned between the LX and EX trims. The Fit Sport's 16-inch alloy wheels also feature an exclusive black finish, while the rear is made sportier by a three-strake diffuser with bright orange upper trim line, chrome exhaust finisher, and Sport badge.