The exterior and interior of the Honda Jazz, sold in Japan and the US as the Fit, has been revealed overnight ahead of the car's full debut later this week at the 2019 Tokyo motor show.
These photos of a booklet or magazine were provided to Japanese website Creative Trend.
Unlike current-generation Civic, the new Jazz/Fit seeks to add flair to an established nameplate without resorting to outlandish design devices.
Mazda has teased the electric vehicle it plans to release at the 2019 Tokyo motor show next week, releasing a single image of the car's cabin.
The new EV will be the brand's first, and will feature an interior that creates "a feeling of being enveloped in openness". Based on the image, the infotainment controller and volume knob will carry over from the new 3, while the gear stick will be new for Mazda.
The Toyota LQ concept has been revealed ahead of its in-the-flesh debut at the 2019 Tokyo motor show later this month.
The LQ is a development of the Concept-i, which was unveiled at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
While both cars share the same design theme and silhouette, the LQ seems to be closer production reality as it has functioning door handles and wing mirrors.
Mitsubishi MI-Tech, Super Height K-Wagon concepts teased
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Mitsubishi will display two concept cars at the 2019 Tokyo motor show, and it has just teased details about both.
From the preview render, the MI-Tech seems to be a small, possibly kei class, topless SUV which can operate without doors.
The MI-Tech is powered by plug-in hybrid powertrain featuring an electric motor for each wheel and a gas turbine engine acting as a generator to recharge the car's battery pack.
Mazda will reveal its first pure-electric vehicle at the upcoming Tokyo motor show, according to a new report.
UPDATE: September 25, 2019: Mazda has at 8:00pm confirmed it will release its first-ever electric vehicle at the Tokyo motor show.
The company says the car will be a "completely new model", and it'll be "developed in accordance with Mazda's human-centric philosophy" and make "full use of the benefits of electric drive technology".
