The fourth-generation Honda Jazz has an unusually deep upper dashboard, a legacy of Honda’s tall cabin design, which gives an adhesive mount more room on top of the dash than most B-segment cars. The Crosstar uses the same dashboard and vent layout, so a mount that suits one suits the other.
Frequently asked questions
Do Jazz and Crosstar phone mount zones differ?
No. Both use the same dashboard and vent layout. Crosstar sits higher on suspension but the interior is identical.
Are Jazz vent slats horizontal or vertical?
Horizontal on the centre vents. Vent clips must be horizontal-slat-compatible.
Does the Jazz have factory wireless charging?
Not standard on any UK Jazz trim. Buy a Qi-coil mount if you want to charge and hold together.
Is there a CD slot on the Mk4 Jazz?
No. The Mk4 launched without a CD player. Ignore CD-slot mount listings.
One thing many buyers miss
The Mk4 Jazz has an unusually deep upper dashboard - a legacy of Honda’s tall cabin design. The top-of-dash zone offers more adhesive space than most B-segment cars, and the shallow dash slope means a phone mounted on the flat top sits at a natural eye-level. That is a genuine advantage for buyers who use their phone as primary navigation.
How to check before ordering
- Confirm your car is Mk4 (2020-onwards) - Mk3 had a different dashboard.
- Vent clips must be horizontal-slat-compatible.
- Adhesive mounts on the flat top-of-dash work particularly well; 3M VHB pads preferred.