Nissan's New SUV, the Kicks, Comes with Renault Captur's Platform and Aims to Compete with the T-Cross and Creta

Nissan’s New SUV, the Kicks, Comes with Renault Captur’s Platform and Aims to Compete with the T-Cross and Creta

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 08/11/2023 at 17:47

Nova geração de SUV da NIssan, o Kicks será compacto (Imagem / Reprodução: NISSAN)

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Nissan Is Preparing a Masterstroke in the Compact SUV Segment. The Kicks, Already a Familiar Sight on Brazilian Streets, Is About to Gain a New Generation That Promises to Leave Rivals like T-Cross and Creta in the Dust.

The Kicks, which is already a favorite of Nissan here, held the brand together during the pandemic and is now ready for more.

With seven years on the road, the current generation, which debuted at the 2016 Olympics, will pass the baton to a more modern and bold successor.

The new Kicks, currently undergoing tests in Brazil, will feature a CMF-B platform, the same as its European cousin, the Renault Captur.

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With slightly larger dimensions, the new Kicks will maintain the ground clearance that is so appreciated, but with a look that will turn heads wherever it goes.

Power and Efficiency: The Dynamic Duo of the New Kicks

YouTube video — DON’T BUY KICKS NOW! NEW GENERATION OF THE SUV WILL OUTPERFORM T-CROSS AND CRETA! (Video / Reproduction: Garagem 2.0)

The big mechanical news is the 1.0 Turbo engine with direct injection, flex fuel, and an eight-speed simulated CVT, promising a peppier performance without sacrificing efficiency.

For those more tuned in to sustainability, a hybrid version is also in Nissan‘s plans. The interior of the Kicks will receive a makeover, featuring leather and soft-touch finishes, as well as a 10-inch digital display.

In terms of equipment, the SUV will not disappoint, with cutting-edge features ranging from electronic parking brake to Premium sound system from Bose.

In Terms of Safety, the New Kicks Will Raise the Bar

Bringing driver assistance technologies ranging from adaptive cruise control to lane departure warning, placing the Nissan SUV at the top of the category when it comes to protecting its occupants.

The new generation of the Kicks will start being manufactured in Brazil next year, with a launch expected in the first quarter of 2024.

With prices expected to range between R$ 130,000 and R$ 170,000, the new Kicks will arrive as a more affordable option compared to the new HR-V, without neglecting the quality and performance that the Brazilian consumer expects.

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