US EditionNissan Micra Is a Cute EV That Aims to Revitalize the Brand in Europe
- Nissan unveiled the all-electric sixth-generation Micra, designed in London and set to launch in Europe in late 2025.
- The Micra shares its underpinnings and battery options with the Renault 5 E-Tech, reflecting the ongoing Renault-Nissan alliance.
- It features two battery packs of 40 kWh and 52 kWh, delivering ranges of approximately 192 and 253 miles respectively, and includes Nissan's ProPilot Assist.
- Nissan describes the Micra as 'audacious and playful' in design, offering 14 color options, a 326-liter boot, and a 121 or 147 horsepower electric motor.
- The Micra aims to revitalize Nissan's European lineup as the first of four new EVs by 2027, but pricing details remain pending closer to launch.
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The resemblance quickly jumps to the Renault 5, however Nissan teams have given everything to differentiate it. Is that enough? Nissan has not only taken over the Renault 5's AmpR small platform to design the Micra. Both models share many common elements, perhaps even
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GaadiWaadi - The all-new Nissan Micra EV will go on sale in Europe later this calendar year and it boasts a range of over 400 km per charge When the Nissan Micra first hit the streets over four decades ago, its mission was simple – deliver practicality in a no-nonsense compact form. Now, in its sixth generation, that mission evolves. Set to launch in Europe later this year, the new Micra re-emerges as a fully electric hatchback targetting city b…
Nissan Micra reinvented as Renault 5 twin - NZ Autocar
Nissan’s new Micra has finally been unveiled officially and returns after two years in the remaking. Now it is a much funkier design, aiming to appeal to younger buyers and equally to box sexes. Nissan doesn’t want it to be seen as a ‘grandma’ car any longer. The styling should put paid to that.Believe it or not, Micra is now 42 years old. In its new guise it is essentially a twin of the R5 thanks to its alliance with Renault. So no more ICE pow…
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