Honda unveils the new “Fit RS”! Revived for the first time in about two and a half years and renewed with a new design! To be announced in fall 2022.
“Honda’s New Fit RS Revealed! Revived after 2.5 years and renewed with a new design! To be unveiled in the fall of 2022
New Fit Features Design Changes and a New Driving-Focused RS!
On August 5, 2022, the new Fit (4th generation) was previewed on our website.
The most noteworthy point is the revival of the “”RS”” sports grade, which was available in the 2nd and 3rd generation models, in the current 4th generation model.
This is what we have been waiting for! Expect “”Driving”” with the revived RS! See the newly designed interior and exterior in person!
Is this design…good? The “”RS is back”” after an absence of about 2.5 years! All eyes are on the new “”Fit””!
In this minor model change, each type such as “”BASIC, HOME, and LUXE”” has been renewed with a neat new design, while maintaining the Fit concept that allows users to choose according to their lifestyles and life stages.
The “”CROSSTAR,”” which incorporates a SUV taste, has a design that emphasizes crossover-like features.
The “”e:HEV”” two-motor hybrid system, which is installed in the CROSSTAR, delivers increased motor output and improved accelerator response for a more powerful ride.
The RS, which returns to the market for the first time in almost two years, features a sporty design and a focus on driving quality.
The Fit RS was first introduced in the second generation. The specifications at the time included a 1.5-liter i-VTEC engine combined with a CVT/5-speed AT/5-speed MT (6-speed MT for later models), as well as a special suspension.
A minor change in 2012 brought the RS lineup with a 1.5-liter i-VTEC + IMA (the hybrid name at the time).
The third generation was fully remodeled in 2013. At that time, the RS was available with 1.5-liter direct injection DOHC i-VTEC combined with CVT (with paddle shifters) or 6-speed MT.
In the current fourth generation, launched in 2020, the RS was not offered in the initial lineup, and a new sporty type, the NESS, was newly established.
However, with this minor change, the NESS type has been discontinued and the RS type is back, featuring a special front grille, front and rear bumpers, rear spoiler, and other design features that give the car a sporty impression.
The RS is available in gasoline and hybrid versions, with only 2WD drive system. The e:HEV is exclusively equipped with a deceleration selector and a drive mode switch to meet the user’s “”driving preference.
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The new Fit is scheduled for a minor model change in the fall of 2022.
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