There was no 2023 Honda Fit sold by American Honda, so there is no official U.S. EPA rating for a 2023 Fit. Honda ended U.S. Fit sales after the 2020 model year. Global Honda Fit/Jazz versions continued in other markets, but their engines, hybrid systems and test cycles are not directly comparable with U.S. EPA figures.
For the final U.S. model year, the 2020 Fit was rated at 33/40/36 mpg for the LX CVT, 31/36/33 mpg for Sport, EX and EX-L CVT models, and 29/36/31 mpg with the six-speed manual. Actual economy varies with speed, weather, tire pressure, traffic and maintenance.
See the complete Honda Fit gas-mileage guide for trim-specific figures and real-world limitations.
This inaccurate legacy model-year page was corrected on August 3, 2026.
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