Images of the new generation Honda Jazz / Fit have found their way online via what looks like an official model guide in Japanese, revealing not only the design of the new sub-compact but also its trim options for the Japanese market.

As expected, the new Honda Jazz / Fit will mostly retain its familiar looks, only now it features a much cleaner design aided by a body-colored panel instead of a traditional front grille and modern LED headlights. The rear end features a pair of slim taillights, as expected from our recent spy shots.

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The interior will remain one of the most practical places to sit in the segment, with the dashboard adopting simple lines and way more tech features than before; this includes a standard 7-inch digital instrument cluster and a new infotainment system with connected services. The new Jazz / Fit is also getting the same, two-spoke steering wheel we first saw in the electric Honda e.

The images come from the Japanese Creative311, which also mentions that the new Honda Jazz / Fit is indeed getting a new hybrid powetrain that combines a 1.5-liter petrol four-cylinder with dual electric motors, which will be the only option for European customers.

The range of the new Honda Jazz / Fit in its home market in Japan will be divided into four trim levels: Basic, Ness, Luxe and the SUV-like Crosstar. Ness models will offer more vivid color combos both inside and out, as well as sporty 16-inch alloy wheels. Luxe models come with a bicolor leather interior and model-specific 16-inch alloy wheels.

The crossover-like Crosstar models are the only ones to get a proper-looking grille up front, together with additional body cladding, roof rails and a slightly increased ground clearance.

The 2019 Tokyo Motor Show opens its gates on October 23, so stay tuned for the full details on the 2020 Honda Jazz / Fit.

H/T To Alexander!