Made in China by the Guangzhou-Honda JV, the facelifted hatchback made its first appearance back in May 2017. It appears to be similar to the U.S.-spec version, featuring a new grille positioned higher up, and a revised bumpers and air dam grille. The top-end variant gets red bumper highlights, black wheels, side skirts, exposed chrome exhaust pipe, bumper-integrated rear diffuser and a 'Sport' badge on the tailgate.
Changes to the interior are minimal. Noticeable revisions include gloss black trim for the steering wheel, orange contrast stitching around the gear selector, steering wheel and seats. On the centre console are more silver highlights for a premium look. The model snapped has a 2-DIN audio system instead of a touchscreen head unit.
The facelifted Fit measures 4,096 mm long, 1,695 mm wide and 1,525 mm tall. It will continue with the L15B3 1.5-litre engine that produces 96 kW (131 PS) and 155 Nm of torque. A 5-speed manual transmission is only available in the base model, while a CVT option is standard in rest of the variants.
