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Ahead of launch, 2021 Nissan KICKS teased in the US

Ahead of launch, 2021 Nissan KICKS teased in the US

Dec 04, 2020
03:50 pm

What's the story

Ahead of its launch in the US next week, Nissan has teased the 2021 KICKS SUV. It is likely to be slightly different from the model unveiled in Japan and Thailand earlier this year. As for the highlights, the KICKS will have an eye-catching design and an upmarket cabin. It will be powered by an e-Power hybrid powertrain. Here's our roundup.

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Take a look at the teaser

Exteriors

2021 Nissan KICKS: At a glance

The 2021 Nissan KICKS will have a hexagonal 'V-motion' grille, a muscular bumper with an X-shaped gloss black insert, and sleek LED headlights with integrated DRLs. The SUV will be flanked by roof rails, blacked-out B-pillars, ORVMs, thick cladding, flared wheel arches, and designer alloy wheels. The rear section will get a sculpted bumper, new boot lid, and wrap-around tail lamps.

Interiors

How will the cabin look like?

The 2021 Nissan KICKS will have a 5-seater cabin with automatic climate control, fabric upholstery, and a flat-bottom power steering wheel. The vehicle will house a 7-inch digital instrument cluster and an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment console with support for 'NissanConnect' suite. For safety, it will have multiple airbags, an intelligent rear-view mirror, automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, and intelligent cruise control.

Engine

Power and performance

The 2021 KICKS is expected to draw power from an e-Power hybrid powertrain used by the Thailand-specific model. The powertrain combines a 1.2-liter, three-cylinder, petrol engine with an electric motor, which is fueled by a 1.57kWh Lithium-ion battery pack. The setup comes mated to a CVT automatic gearbox, and delivers 127hp of power and 260Nm of peak torque.

Information

What about the pricing?

The new-generation Nissan KICKS sold in Thailand starts at THB 889,000 (roughly Rs. 21 lakh) and goes up to THB 1,049,000 (approximately Rs. 24.8 lakh). In the US, it is likely to carry a similar price-tag.