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The 2017 Nissan Kicks 1.6 Is Economical, Achieves Up to 14.7 km/L, Runs Over 700 km on a Tank, and Remains One of the Most Sought-After Used SUVs.
With an average price of R$ 70,000 in the Fipe Table, the 2017 Nissan Kicks 1.6 is one of the most balanced options for those looking for a used compact SUV with low fuel consumption, good range, and reliable mechanics. Launched in Brazil in 2016 and quickly becoming one of the best-selling models in the category, the Kicks combines modern design, adequate interior space, and a solid reputation for durability.
The highlight is its fuel efficiency: capable of achieving up to 14.7 km/L on the highway with gasoline, it can travel over 700 km on a full 41-liter tank, making it one of the most economical SUVs in the category. This range, combined with affordable maintenance costs, helps explain why the Kicks remains so sought after in the used market.
The Success of the Nissan Kicks in Brazil
The Kicks debuted in the Brazilian market as the official car of the Rio de Janeiro Olympics in 2016. Since then, it has won over consumers with its good balance of price, fuel consumption, and features. The 2017 model marked the start of national production at the Resende (RJ) factory, ensuring greater supply and reducing import costs.
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Today, even with the arrival of new generations and updates, the 2017 Kicks continues to be a smart purchase for those who want to save without sacrificing comfort and style.
Design and Internal Space
The 2017 Nissan Kicks features a modern design with fluid lines and the characteristic “floating” roof painted in a contrasting color on some versions. The 17-inch alloy wheels, V-Motion grille, and headlight assembly with LED daytime running lights enhance the sophisticated look.
Inside, the space comfortably accommodates four adults, with good utilization of the rear space thanks to the 2.62-meter wheelbase. The trunk has 432 liters, one of the largest in its category, sufficient for family trips.
Engine, Performance, and Consumption
The 2017 Kicks is equipped with a 1.6 16V Flex engine producing 114 hp and 15.5 kgfm of torque, which can be paired with a five-speed manual transmission or a CVT automatic transmission.
Although it is not an SUV aimed at sports performance, its lightness — just 1,142 kg — ensures agility in urban use and good efficiency on the road.
Regarding fuel consumption, according to Inmetro data, the Kicks achieves:
- City: 8.1 km/L (ethanol) and 11.4 km/L (gasoline)
- Highway: 9.6 km/L (ethanol) and 14.7 km/L (gasoline)
With a 41-liter tank and gasoline use, the range exceeds 700 km, reducing fuel stops during trips.
Equipment and Embedded Technology
In the SV version, one of the most sought after, the 2017 Kicks offers:
- Air Conditioning
- Electric Power Steering
- Multimedia System with Touchscreen
- Bluetooth Connectivity and USB Input
- Rearview Camera
- Traction and Stability Controls
- 17-Inch Alloy Wheels
- Isofix for Child Seats
The top-of-the-line SL version adds leather-covered seats, the Around View Monitor system (360° cameras), and a keyless entry with push-button start.
Maintenance and Mechanical Reliability
The 1.6 HR16 engine from Nissan is known for its robustness and simplicity. Scheduled maintenance is relatively inexpensive for an SUV, ranging from R$ 500 to R$ 1,200, and replacement parts are widely available in authorized networks and independent shops.
This reliable mechanics, combined with low fuel consumption, makes the Kicks a safe choice for daily use, whether in the city or on the road.
Comparison with Direct Competitors
In the price range of R$ 48,000, the 2017 Nissan Kicks competes with models such as the Renault Duster 1.6 2016, the Ford EcoSport 1.6 2016, and the Chevrolet Tracker 1.8 2015. Among them, the Kicks stands out for its lower fuel consumption and superior range, even while offering performance comparable to the category.
For those seeking a used SUV with good fuel efficiency, a range over 700 km, and a reputation for reliability, the 2017 Nissan Kicks 1.6 is one of the best deals available. It combines modern design, adequate interior space, and predictable maintenance, costing the same as many zero-kilometer compact hatchbacks, but delivering more comfort and versatility.
Irmão , meu kcicks tem uma kilometragem salva q eu andei com ele no step e não confiava muito, pneu muito fino , e andava só com 80 em uma pista até chegar em casa , o carro fez exatamente 18,5 , tenho o registro no painel do carro
Essas reportagens parece fake news
o meu 2019/20 só faz 5,9km na cidade com etanol
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