Honda Fit EV Demand Skyrockets as Lease Cost Slashed

After decreasing the lease cost of its Fit EV, Honda realizes that it totally underestimated the hunger that might provide.

At the end of last month, the Japanese brand informed that it would decrease the lease cost for its Fit EV from $389 per month to $259 per month, causing a boom of customers showing up at dealerships to take advantage of the deal. In general, the majority of dealerships that are allowed to lease the Fit EV have no inventory.

Honda is addressing the increase in demand and the low supply as simply a “short-term inventory problem” and that the Fit EV is not sold out. The brand is working hard to provide more Fit EVs to dealership showrooms to satisfy the rise in demand.

Along with decreasing the lease cost of its Fit EV, Honda’s offer features no money down, unlimited mileage, routine maintenance, collision coverage, and a free 240-volt EV home charger. Prior to the message on the lease special, Honda had released just 176 Fit EVs in the first 11 months the car was on sale. Only 2 weeks after dropping the cost, another 144 Fit EVs were leased off dealer lots in the US.

The Honda Fit EV can be bought in California, Oregon, NY, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Maryland, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.

Photos

Photos in the catalog

More news

Future Honda TrailSport Models to Receive Upgraded Suspension and V-6 Hybrid Power
Future Honda TrailSport Models to Receive Upgraded Suspension and V-6 Hybrid Power
Honda is moving its TrailSport lineup away from purely cosmetic packages toward genuine mechanical upgrades, led by the 2027 Passport TrailSport with 9.85 inches of ground clearance. Next-generation 2028 CR-V and Ridgeline models will follow with upgraded chassis hardware, a new V-6 hybrid powertrain, and factory off-road components from Honda Racing Corporation.
27.Oct.2026
Honda Confirms Mitsubishi Triton-Based Pickup Truck for 2028
Honda Confirms Mitsubishi Triton-Based Pickup Truck for 2028
Honda and Mitsubishi have signed a memorandum of understanding to launch a Honda-badged body-on-frame pickup truck based on the one-ton Mitsubishi Triton. Scheduled to enter the Southeast Asian market in 2028, the truck will be built at Mitsubishi's manufacturing plant in Thailand.
22.Oct.2026
Honda announces global rollout of next-generation hybrid system for 2027
Honda announces global rollout of next-generation hybrid system for 2027
Honda has revealed initial details of its next-generation hybrid architecture, officially branded Honda Hybrid, set to launch across approximately 15 models by March 2030. The setup will debut in 2027 on a lighter and stiffer platform with available electric all-wheel drive.
12.Oct.2026
Updated 2027 Honda Civic Type R Debuts With Chassis And Cooling Revisions
Updated 2027 Honda Civic Type R Debuts With Chassis And Cooling Revisions
Honda has unveiled the updated 2027 Civic Type R featuring revised aerodynamics, retuned suspension damping, and built-in Google services. The turbocharged hot hatch retains its manual gearbox and benefits from enhanced cooling efficiency.
02.Oct.2026
Honda Brings Back the Insight as a Fully Electric Crossover
Honda Brings Back the Insight as a Fully Electric Crossover
The Insight returns in a completely new form, shifting from hybrid roots to a fully electric design.
08.Mar.2026
2026 Honda Civic Type R Approaches $50K Mark
2026 Honda Civic Type R Approaches $50K Mark
The latest Civic Type R edition for 2026 has seen a price increase of around $4,000 compared to its initial 2023 launch price.
08.Jan.2026