2027 Honda Fit Colors Japan Full Guide – The Honda Fit (known as the Jazz in some markets) remains a Japan-market favorite. In July 2026, Honda gave the fourth-generation Fit a minor model change that updated the grade structure and refined the exterior color lineup. These colors carry into the 2027 model year available in Japan.
This guide focuses on the official Japan-spec body colors for U.S. readers, enthusiasts, potential importers, and JDM fans. Information is drawn from Honda Japan official sources, including the July 2026 press release and customer FAQ color charts.
Overview of the 2027 Honda Fit in Japan
Honda refreshed the Fit for the Japanese market with a clearer four-type lineup: X (entry), Z (new standard with sportier styling and comfort features), RS (sport-focused hybrid), and CROSSTAR (crossover-style). The update improved body gloss via revised clear-coat paint and adjusted color availability by grade.
Powertrains continue with a 1.5-liter gasoline engine or e:HEV hybrid, available in front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive on most trims (RS is FWD only). Pricing starts around ¥1.8 million for the base gasoline X and rises for higher hybrid and optioned models. The Fit is not currently sold new in the United States, so these details apply specifically to Japan-market vehicles.
Complete List of 2027 Honda Fit Body Colors
Honda offers solid (monotone) colors plus exclusive two-tone options for the CROSSTAR. Many pearl and metallic finishes carry a premium surcharge. Official color codes and approximate Japanese pricing (including 10% consumption tax) are as follows:
Monotone Colors
- Platinum White Pearl (NH-883P) – premium surcharge ≈ ¥33,000
- Premium Sunlight White Pearl (NH-902P) – premium surcharge ≈ ¥55,000
- Crystal Black Pearl (NH-731P) – standard (no extra charge)
- Slate Grey Pearl (NH-912P) – premium surcharge ≈ ¥33,000
- Luna Silver Metallic (NH-830M) – standard
- Premium Crystal Red Metallic (R-565M) – premium surcharge ≈ ¥55,000
- Fjord Mist Pearl (BG-68P) – premium surcharge ≈ ¥33,000
- Seabed Blue Pearl (B-645P) – premium surcharge ≈ ¥33,000
- Botanical Green Pearl (G-555P) – premium surcharge ≈ ¥33,000 (primarily CROSSTAR)
Two-Tone Colors (CROSSTAR exclusive)
- Platinum White Pearl & Black (NH-883P / NH-731P) – premium surcharge ≈ ¥82,500
- Fjord Mist Pearl & Black (BG-68P / NH-731P) – premium surcharge ≈ ¥82,500
- Slate Grey Pearl & Black (NH-912P / NH-731P) – premium surcharge ≈ ¥82,500
Seabed Blue Pearl was a relatively recent addition to the Fit range and remains a highlight for its distinctive deep-blue pearl effect. Botanical Green Pearl gives the CROSSTAR a more outdoor-oriented look.
Color Availability by Grade
Not every color is offered on every trim. Availability according to Honda’s official grade-color chart is:
- X: Platinum White Pearl, Crystal Black Pearl, Luna Silver Metallic
- Z: Platinum White Pearl, Premium Sunlight White Pearl, Crystal Black Pearl, Slate Grey Pearl, Premium Crystal Red Metallic, Fjord Mist Pearl, Seabed Blue Pearl
- RS: Platinum White Pearl, Crystal Black Pearl, Slate Grey Pearl, Premium Crystal Red Metallic, Seabed Blue Pearl
- CROSSTAR: Platinum White Pearl, Crystal Black Pearl, Slate Grey Pearl, Premium Crystal Red Metallic, Fjord Mist Pearl, Seabed Blue Pearl, Botanical Green Pearl, plus the three two-tone combinations listed above
Dealers may confirm final availability, as limited production or regional factors can occasionally affect specific combinations.
Popular and Standout Color Choices
White and black tones traditionally perform strongly in Japan for compact cars like the Fit due to their versatility, perceived cleanliness, and strong resale. Crystal Black Pearl and Platinum White Pearl remain safe, high-demand options.
Among the more distinctive choices, Seabed Blue Pearl stands out for the Z and RS grades, while Botanical Green Pearl suits the adventure-oriented CROSSTAR. Slate Grey Pearl offers a modern, urban metallic look that pairs well with the updated sportier styling on Z and RS models. Premium Crystal Red Metallic delivers a richer, higher-end appearance at the higher surcharge level.
Two-tone CROSSTAR combinations (especially with black roof and accents) create a more rugged, crossover-style visual that differentiates the model from standard hatchbacks.
What U.S. Buyers and Importers Should Know?
The Honda Fit is not offered as a new vehicle in the U.S. market. Enthusiasts interested in a Japan-spec 2027 Fit must consider parallel import, compliance with U.S. federal motor vehicle safety and emissions standards (typically requiring the vehicle to be at least 25 years old for easier importation under the 25-year rule, or more complex processes for newer cars), and right-hand-drive configuration.
Color codes (such as NH-883P or B-645P) are useful for identifying paint for touch-ups, matching accessories, or verifying a used import. Always cross-check the specific vehicle’s build information with Honda Japan documentation or a trusted importer. Paint surcharges in Japan do not directly translate to U.S. pricing but indicate the relative cost and exclusivity of pearl/metallic finishes.
Official sources for the latest details remain Honda’s Japanese Fit product site and customer support pages. Color availability and pricing can change with future updates, so verifying with a Japanese dealer or official channel is recommended before any purchase decision.
This Japan-focused color guide gives U.S. readers a clear, up-to-date view of the 2027 Honda Fit exterior options based on Honda’s own specifications following the 2026 refresh.