New Nissan Kicks 2025: 7 SUV tricks to win the hearts of Brazilians!

Discover the strategies of the new generation of Kicks 2025 to conquer the SUV market in Brazil and around the world!

The new generation of 2025 Nissan Kicks It has already been confirmed to arrive in Brazil, and expectations are high. Recently, the model was spotted on Brazilian soil, further increasing the anxiety of SUV fans. Scheduled to arrive between 2025 and 2026, the new Kicks promises to coexist with the current generation, which will continue to be offered with a restyled look. But what will the new Kicks 2025 bring to stand out from competitors like Hyundai Creta and VW T-Cross? Let's discover the 7 tricks that Nissan has prepared to face the competition, according to mobiauto.

More robust and futuristic look

Right away, what catches the most attention about the Nissan Kicks 2025 is its new look. The model gained a more “muscular” and imposing, with larger fenders, a raised hood and raw, angular lines. The front grille now features wider lines, connecting the headlights through daytime running lights integrated into bars.

The roof, which remains a different color from the body, now includes sunroof and a small “Kicks” inscription. At the rear, the old bar that connected the headlights was replaced by a glossy black ruler, giving the lights an “L” shape, just like at the front. This bold design will certainly help the Kicks stand out in the SUV market.

Medium SUV size

The new design not only impresses visually, but also brings a real increase in the dimensions of the Kicks 2025. Now, the SUV measures 4,36 meters in length, 2,65 meters in wheelbase, 1,80 meters in width and 1,63, XNUMX meters high. This makes it larger in every aspect compared to the previous generation, putting it closer to mid-size SUVs like the Toyota Corolla Cross and the Jeep Compass.

This increase in size offers more internal space and greater presence on the streets, features that can further attract consumers looking for a spacious and comfortable SUV.

Cutting-edge technology with floating screens

Inside, the new Nissan Kicks 2025 leaves nothing to be desired. The cabin has been redesigned, adopting a more minimalist and refined layout. One of the big highlights is the pair of integrated floating screens, a trend that several automakers have followed recently. The digital instrument panel and multimedia center together total 24,6 inches in the top-of-the-line SR version, which has a 12,3-inch display. The other versions have 7-inch multimedia centers.

These floating screens not only modernize the Kicks' interior, but also improve the user experience, making navigating the car's systems more intuitive and enjoyable.

New Kicks 2025 powertrain

Leaving aside the 1.6 flex aspirated engine, the new Nissan Kicks 2025 will bring a new engine. It is speculated that Nissan will produce a 1.0 turbo flex engine at its factory in Resende (RJ), the same one that integrates the Renault Kardian. This is possible thanks to Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi alliance, which allows the sharing of technologies between brands.

Furthermore, there are rumors that the Kicks 2025 could feature a hybrid powertrain, using the system e power, capable of driving up to 30 km/l. If confirmed, this system will bring a huge difference in terms of efficiency and sustainability, aligning with global vehicle electrification trends.

Advanced comfort and safety

In terms of comfort and safety, the Nissan Kicks 2025 is well equipped. The entire line will feature the package Safety Shield 360, which includes blind spot monitor, front and rear automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, among other functions. The SR version, top of the line, stands out for coming with ProPILOT Assist semi-autonomous steering and 360° camera.

These technologies not only increase occupant safety, but also provide a calmer and more confident drive, especially on long journeys and intense urban journeys.

All-wheel drive

One of the great new features of the new Kicks 2025 is the possibility of all-wheel drive, thanks to the move to the platform CMF-B, shared by the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi partnership. This new architecture not only improves the vehicle's suspension, but also allows the inclusion of 4×4 traction system, something unprecedented in the history of the SUV.

While this all-wheel drive option may not be available in the Brazilian market, it is a significant addition for markets like the North American, where demand for all-wheel drive SUVs is greater.

Nissan Kicks 2025 debuts in Brazil

However, despite the news already known abroad, the arrival of the Nissan Kicks 2025 in Brazil still has no official confirmed date. However, expectations are high, and many consumers are eagerly awaiting the technical and aesthetic updates that the new model will bring.

Meanwhile, enthusiasts can follow the news and prepare for the arrival of the new Kicks, which promises to further raise the standard of compact SUVs in Brazil, competing on an equal footing with models such as the Hyundai Creta and VW T-Cross.