New Nissan Kicks Launches Renewed and "Aims" at Competition with Jeep Compass and T-Cross

New Nissan Kicks Launches Renewed and “Aims” at Competition with Jeep Compass and T-Cross

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 11/06/2025 at 20:35

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Larger SUV, Turbo Engine and Refreshed Look: Arriving in June to Try to Conquer the Brazilian Market

Nissan has made it a point to invest significantly so that the new Kicks is truly competitive in the Brazilian market! In its second generation, the SUV has increased in size, coming close to the dimensions of the Jeep Compass, which is a reference in the category.

The look has also changed, becoming stronger and more modern, with a redesigned front grille and vertical LED lights that give a special highlight to the front of the car. At the back, a black strip connects the LED taillights, reinforcing the contemporary style of the model, according to the AutoEsporte website. Check out the news below!

New Look, Beefier and More Modern

The Nissan Kicks has a more imposing front, the grille now has horizontal bars divided and the headlights have gained vertical LEDs that give it a more “aggressive” look. At the back, a black strip connects the taillights, adding a modern touch, but without exaggeration.

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The “Great Surprise” of the New SUV Kicks

The “trump card” of the new version of the SUV Kicks is the 1.0 turbo engine, the same one used in the Renault Kwid. This engine delivers good performance and also contributes to fuel economy, adding a sporty touch during acceleration, something many consumers value! All this innovation is crucial for the brand to stay aligned with competitors, who are already betting on this turbo technology to offer more performance.

New Kicks Arrives in June — and the “Fight” Will Be Good!

The Kicks SUV will arrive in Brazilian stores in June. With its larger size, smart engine, and updated look, Nissan aims to secure a spot in the sun against the Compass and T-Cross. SUV enthusiasts have a reason to keep an eye out.

New Nissan Kicks Launches Renewed and “Aims” at Competition with Jeep Compass and T-Cross

Larger SUV, Turbo Engine and Refreshed Look: Arriving in June to Try to Conquer the Brazilian Market

New Look, Beefier and More Modern

The “Great Surprise” of the New SUV Kicks

New Kicks Arrives in June — and the “Fight” Will Be Good!

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