Nissan Kicks 2016 News

• First outside Japan, Nissan begins assembly of e-Power hybrid batteries in Thailand

  The assembly of Nissan’s e-Power battery has started at the Nissan Powertrain Thailand (NPT) plant in Samutprakarn province, making it the first e-Power battery assembly line outside of Japan. Isao Sekiguchi, president of Nissan Thailand added, “Thailand is a key market for Nissan in ASEAN, and under the Nissan NEXT transformation plan, Thailand has become the company’s Southeast Asian production hub. Following our investment in 2020 with the production of the Kicks e-Power for domestic and expo

  Arvind

  28.06.2022

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• Why it’s difficult for ETCM to offer the Nissan Note e-Power in Malaysia

  A couple of weeks ago, Edaran Tan Chong Motors (ETCM) loaned the previous E12-generation Nissan Note e-Power for review. Keep in mind that the loaner is less about the Note, and it was more about its e-Power hybrid system. After all, one cannot say no to an overall fuel economy of just 2.8-litres/100km, right? With such low fuel consumption figures, the Nissan Note e-Power comfortably undercuts the Honda City RS’ figures by a wide margin, so why isn’t Edaran Tan Chong Motors (ETCM) offering this

  Eric

  28.11.2021

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• Potential X50 and HR-V rival, 2021 Nissan Kicks e-Power delayed for Malaysia

  The 2021 Nissan Kicks e-Power could've been the just the car to shake up Malaysia's B-segment small-SUV market but alas, it's arrival here has been delayed. According to sources familiar with Nissan's product plans here, Edaran Tan Chong Malaysia (ETCM) will not launch anything else this year after the facelifted 2021 Nissan Navara that was introduced in April. Also read: Priced from RM 92k, new 2021 Nissan Navara NP300 (D23) is ready to truck up the competition How is the Kicks doing elsewhere?

  Sanjay

  07.05.2021

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• Nissan Kicks ‘kicks’ Proton X50 in ASEAN NCAP rating

  Recently, we showed the safest cars as tested by ASEAN NCAP. Despite having some of the smartest driving aids in its class, the Proton X50 didn’t make it to the Top 10. Neither did the Nissan Kicks but here’s the kicker (no pun intended), it scored better than the X50! The Nissan Kicks scored the maximum 5-stars just like the X50 but its overall score was much higher than the X50 despite having 2 airbags as standard with 86.93 points. For comparison, the Malaysian crossover only got 84.26 points

  CY Foong

  03.11.2020

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• Nissan Kicks e-Power launched in Indonesia; Malaysia in 2021?

  The Nissan Kicks e-Power is now Indonesia’s most affordable hybrid SUV at Rp 449 million (that’s RM 126,000). Like in Thailand and Singapore, the Nissan Kicks comes only in a hybrid option and features the full suite of ADAS. Unlike most hybrids, the Nissan Kicks e-Power is a series-hybrid that is primarily powered by the EM57 electric motor while the 1.2-litre 3-cylinder combustion engine serves as a generator for the batteries. Combined, the Kicks’ hybrid powertrain crunches out 129 PS and 260

  Jerrica

  03.09.2020

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• Nissan Kicks e-Power is set to launch on the 15th May in Thailand, teaser video included

  Nissan Kicks After numerous spy shots and leaked images all around the internet, It looks like the Nissan Kicks e-Power is ready for official Thailand debut on the 15th May 2020, based on the Facebook video post by Nissan Thailand. To recap, the Nissan Kicks e-Power will be powered by a 1.2-litre HR12DE 3-cylinder petrol engine with 79 PS and 103 Nm which doesn't drive the wheels but works as a generator for powering the EM57 electric motor, culminating in a total output of 129 PS and 254 Nm of

  Zamil Syaheer

  08.05.2020

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