Who Will Be the Lucky Few to Buy the New Nissan Car?

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 20/09/2023 at 22:35

Nissan Kicks XPlay 2024 (Imagem /Reprodução Nissan)

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Limited Edition Offers One Thousand Units in Brazil with Unique Design and Features

Rio de Janeiro: The 2024 season is arriving, and with it, a news that promises to shake up the Brazilian automotive market: the Nissan Kicks XPlay 2024. This car is not for everyone; it is for you who seeks something more, an exclusivity just for you.

Produced at the Nissan Industrial Complex in Resende, Rio de Janeiro, this impressive vehicle arrives flaunting a color combination that is pure luxury: premium black and a malbec red roof. It’s no wonder that this edition is so exclusive that there will only be one thousand units for sale in the national territory.

Details That Make the Difference

But what is so special about this Nissan Kicks XPlay? Well, in addition to the unique color palette, the red details on the mirrors and the front bumper, as well as the 17-inch wheels in shiny black, give the vehicle a special charm. Inside, the red touch continues, coloring everything from the air vents to the premium upholstered seats, covered with gray synthetic fabric.

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Abundance of Technology

If you think Nissan stopped there, you are mistaken! This car is a true showcase of technology. It comes equipped with a wireless phone charger, an 8-inch touchscreen multimedia system, and a host of other tech goodies. All this to make your driving experience something simply unique.

Safety First

Of course, a car like this couldn’t come without a complete safety package. The Nissan Kicks XPlay 2024 features six airbags, an Isofix system for child seats, ABS brakes, and much more. This way, you can enjoy all the advantages of the car without giving up tranquility.

Cost of Ownership and Accessories

And it’s not just the car that is an attraction. The Nissan also guarantees one of the lowest costs of ownership in the segment. In addition, it offers three years of warranty and 24-hour assistance across the country. If you want even more, you can opt for the Nissan Protect service packages, which extend the warranty and assistance.

Who Will Be the Lucky Few to Buy the New Nissan Car?

Limited Edition Offers One Thousand Units in Brazil with Unique Design and Features

Details That Make the Difference

Abundance of Technology

Safety First

Cost of Ownership and Accessories

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