March 23 news, Nissan officially released the new generation Kicks, which adopts a brand-new design language while also increasing in size. The car will be released overseas this summer and may be domestically produced in the future.
The new Kicks uses a brand-new design language. The front face has a multi-part horizontal grille, rather than the traditional V-Motion grille, and is treated with blackout. The headlights are integrated with it and the shape of the daytime running light is very unique.
The side design is very interesting, the beltline runs through the front and rear, and the B and C pillars are blackened to create a suspended effect. The roof is painted in a rare red color, contrasting with the body of the car to enhance the sense of fashion and recognition.
The most significant highlight of the rear of the car is also the taillight. It echoes the front of the car, increasing the coordination of the whole car. It is a pity that although the official said that the size of the new car will be further increased, the specific data has not been released.
Stepping into the car, I must admit, it has indeed made great progress compared to the current model. The centre console has been refitted with the latest one-piece continuous screen, which supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto wireless interconnection, and the top-of-the-range version will also be equipped with a Bose Personal Plus 10-speaker audio system with built-in headrest speakers.
In addition, the new model will also feature a panoramic sunroof with an electric sunshade and standard Nissan Safety Shield 360, including automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, lane departure warning, and high beam assist.
In terms of power, the vehicle is equipped with a 2.0L four-cylinder engine with a maximum output of 143 horsepower, matched to a CVT transmission, and offered for the first time with an all-wheel drive system.
