How many seat belts are in a Honda Fit?
The Honda Fit has five seat belts—two in the front and three in the rear.
In the United States, Honda stopped selling the Fit after the 2020 model year, but the model continues in other markets under the Jazz name. Across generations, the five-seat layout is paired with five seat belts, with most trims featuring three-point belts at all seating positions to maximize occupant safety. For the exact belt arrangement on a specific year and market, consult the owner's manual or the dealership.
Seat belt distribution and seating layout
The Fit is designed to carry five passengers on a two-front, three-across rear bench. Each seating position has its own seat belt, ensuring restraints for every occupant.
In recent global models, that typically means three-point shoulder belts for all five positions, though features can vary by market and model year. The overall belt count remains five.
Safety features related to seat belts
Beyond the belt count, Fit models commonly include front seat belt pretensioners and load limiters on applicable trims, along with LATCH anchors to secure child seats. These systems work in concert with the belts to enhance restraint during a crash.
Summary
Five seat belts for five seating positions: two in the front and three in the rear, with modern models generally using three-point belts for all positions. Note that the U.S. market no longer offers the Fit after 2020, while the Jazz nameplate continues in other regions with similar seating and belt configurations.
