2021 Honda Jazz Cenovnik

The 2021 Honda Jazz, primarily available as the fourth-generation hybrid (1.5 i-MMD e:HEV) in Elegance, Executive, and Crosstar trims, holds a strong position in the European used supermini market due to its reliability, spacious 'Magic Seats,' and efficient hybrid powertrain offering around 50-60 mpg. Current listings on sites like Webcar.eu, AutoScout24, and TheParking.eu show steady demand, with 20-80 vehicles available across Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands, prices ranging €15,000-€21,000 depending on mileage (typically 20,000-85,000 km) and spec. Pricing has stabilized post-2022 supply chain issues, with hybrids commanding a 10-15% premium over older petrol models; demand remains high in urban areas for low-emission zones, though competition from Toyota Yaris Hybrid softens aggressive appreciation.

New 2021 Honda Jazz hybrids launched at €28,000-€32,000; after 5 years, they retain 50-60% value thanks to Honda's reliability reputation and hybrid efficiency, depreciating faster initially (20-25% year 1) but slowing to 8-12% annually thereafter. Lower-mileage Elegance models hold value best, while higher-spec Crosstar variants depreciate slightly quicker due to niche appeal. Compared to rivals, Jazz outperforms non-hybrids but trails Toyota in residual values.

With EU emission regulations tightening, 2021 Jazz hybrids will see sustained demand through 2027, potentially appreciating 2-5% for low-mileage examples as older models age out. However, incoming fifth-gen hybrids and Chinese EV rivals may cap prices at €16,000-€20,000 floor. Economic slowdowns could soften dealer margins by 5-7%, favoring private sales.