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Entry Version of the Kicks Play SUV Offers Special Price for People with Disabilities, Efficient Fuel Consumption, and Generous Equipment List. Nissan Also Applies Discounts on Mid and Top Version Until June 2025.
Nissan has officially launched a new sales campaign aimed at customers with disabilities (PCD), highlighting the Kicks Play SUV with special conditions across the entire 2025 line. The entry version, Active Plus, hits the market with a promotional price of R$ 89,990, already considering tax exemptions and brand bonuses. The model also offers an attractive financing rate: 0% interest, with a 70% down payment and balance in up to 18 installments. The offer is valid until June 3, 2025.
With a 1.6 flex engine and CVT transmission, the new Nissan SUV promises fuel consumption of up to 13.7 km/l with gasoline in urban conditions, according to manufacturer data — a competitive number for the segment.
Kicks Play SUV 2025: What Does the Entry Level Active Plus Offer?
The Active Plus version of the Kicks Play SUV is aimed at those seeking a new SUV with good cost-benefit, especially for the PCD audience. It comes equipped with a nice list of standard items, including:
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- Air conditioning
- Multimedia center with 7” screen and compatibility with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- Six airbags
- 16” wheels with hubcaps
- Electric adjustable mirrors
- Cruise control
- Power windows in all four doors
- Height adjustment for the driver’s seat
- Hill start assist
- LED taillights
- Tire pressure monitor
With these features, the basic version becomes one of the most complete among the compact SUVs offered to PCD in Brazil in 2025.
Other Versions of Nissan’s SUV Also Have Significant Discounts
For those who desire more comfort and style, Nissan also offers the Sense and Advance Plus versions of the Nissan Kicks Play 2025, with special discounts during the campaign.
Nissan Kicks Play Sense – Mid Option
- List Price: R$ 129,690
- Price with Exemption and Bonus: R$ 108,490
- Total Discount: 16.35%
The Sense version adds 17” alloy wheels, roof rack and retains all items from the Active Plus. It’s ideal for those who appreciate a more refined look and adventurous style.
Nissan Kicks Play Advance Plus – Top Version
- List Price: R$ 148,090
- Price with Exemption and Bonus: R$ 122,590
- Total Discount: 11%
The most equipped version of the Kicks Play SUV includes:
- 8” multimedia screen
- Keyless entry with start button
- Partially digital dashboard with 7” screen
- Seats with leather upholstery
- Front collision warning with automatic braking (new feature in 2025)
These features bring the Kicks Play Advance Plus closer to premium models while maintaining its functional DNA and competitive price.
Technical Specifications – Nissan Kicks Play 2025 (Active Plus)
| Category | Compact SUV |
|---|---|
| Version | Kicks Play 1.6 Active Plus CVT (PCD) |
| Year/Model | 2025 |
| Engine | 1.6 16V flex (HR16DE) |
| Power (Ethanol) | 113 hp at 5,600 rpm |
| Power (Gasoline) | 110 hp at 5,600 rpm |
| Torque (Ethanol) | 15.2 kgfm at 4,000 rpm |
| Torque (Gasoline) | 14.9 kgfm at 4,000 rpm |
| Transmission | CVT automatic with 6 simulated gears |
| Traction | Front (FWD) |
| Steering | Electric |
| Front Suspension | Independent McPherson |
| Rear Suspension | Torsion axle |
| Front Brakes | Ventilated discs |
| Rear Brakes | Drum |
| Wheels | Steel with 16” hubcaps |
| Tires | 205/60 R16 |
Dimensions and Capacities
| Length | 4,310 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 1,760 mm |
| Height | 1,590 mm |
| Wheelbase | 2,610 mm |
| Trunk | 432 liters |
| Fuel Tank | 41 liters |
| Curb Weight | 1,143 kg |
Fuel Consumption (INMETRO)
| Urban (Gasoline) | 13.7 km/l |
|---|---|
| Highway (Gasoline) | 15.3 km/l |
| Urban (Ethanol) | 9.6 km/l |
| Highway (Ethanol) | 10.8 km/l |
Main Standard Equipment (Active Plus)
- Air conditioning
- Electric steering
- 7” multimedia center with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
- Six airbags
- Traction and stability control (VDC)
- Cruise control
- Hill start assist (HSA)
- Power windows and locks
- Tire pressure monitor (TPMS)
- Halogen headlights with LED lights
- Electric adjustable mirrors
Reliable 1.6 Engine Continues Throughout the Line, but with Torque Adjustments
Under the hood, the Nissan Kicks Play 2025 retains the well-known 1.6 16V HR16DE engine, previously used in models like the March, Versa, and even the Renault Sandero and Duster. It delivers:
- With Ethanol: 113 hp and 15.2 kgfm
- With Gasoline: 110 hp and 14.9 kgfm (there was a decrease compared to the previous model, which delivered 15.2 kgfm)
The transmission remains the CVT Xtronic, which simulates six gears and offers a smooth ride, a valued characteristic in urban use. The slight torque drop with gasoline is the result of adjustments for greater efficiency and can be replicated in other Nissan models that use the same engine.
Tax Exemptions and Bonuses for PCD: Savings That Make a Difference
Customers with PCD have access to IPI exemptions and, in some cases, ICMS, which significantly reduces the final price of the vehicle. In addition, Nissan applies factory bonuses, ensuring competitive prices across all versions of the Nissan SUV.
In the case of the Kicks Play, discounts reach over R$ 25,000 on the Advance Plus version. These conditions make the model even more accessible and help to meet an important portion of the audience seeking mobility with comfort and technology.
With the 2025 line of the Kicks Play SUV, Nissan reinforces its presence among the most accessible compact SUVs in the Brazilian market. The Active Plus version, for less than R$ 90,000, delivers complete equipment and good consumption, while the higher versions add sophistication and safety.
The special conditions for the PCD audience, valid until June 2025, position the new Nissan SUV as an intelligent option for those seeking economy, comfort, and urban versatility.
Amei…me imteresso
Ficou bonito, tem um detalhe que vai fazer diferença no mercado brasileiro o fato de não ter saída de ar-condicionado para os bancos traseiros. O Brasil é um país tropical muito quente este é um ponto negativo para a Nissan e muito comprador ter esse fato como ponto decisivo na hora da compra.
Está oferta vale pra taxista?