2026 Honda Jazz Advance I-MMD CVT 1.5L Hybrid electric · SL26 YTM

Hybrid versions of the Honda Jazz typically achieve better fuel economy than their petrol-only counterparts, which should help keep fuel bills modest. As a clean‑fuel vehicle, it falls into a lower road tax band, and insurance groups for new Jazz models are generally mid‑range. Maintenance on a hybrid is comparable to conventional models, though battery health checks may add a small premium. Overall, you can expect an annual running cost in the region of £900‑£1,200, covering fuel, tax, insurance and routine maintenance.

Because the vehicle is brand new, depreciation will be the largest cost factor in the first few years, but the hybrid's efficiency and the model's historically high MOT pass rate (90.6%) suggest reasonable long‑term ownership costs.

Given that tyre issues are the top MOT failure reason for this model, inspect tread depth, sidewall condition and ensure all four tyres are of the same brand and size. Look for uneven wear that could indicate alignment problems.

Examine the hybrid battery pack for any warning lights on the dashboard and ask for a recent battery health check if available. The CVT should be inspected for smooth shifting and any unusual noises, as transmission issues can be costly to repair.

Finally, verify that the vehicle's mileage is consistent with a car first registered in August 2026. Low mileage is expected, but any unusually high reading should be investigated further.