2024 Nissan Kicks – Full POV Review

Overview for 2024 Nissan Kicks:

Affordability is paramount for the Nissan Kicks, which beats the starting price of many of its subcompact competitors, such as the Mazda CX-30, Kia Niro, and Volkswagen Taos, by several thousands of dollars. And the savings don’t stop there; during our real-world highway fuel-economy test, the Kicks beat its EPA estimate to the tune of 37 mpg. However, its inexpensiveness isn't without some sacrifice. Working hard to save you money is a meek 122-hp four-cylinder attached to a continuously-variable automatic transmission. "Quick" isn't in this powertrain's vocabulary, and neither is all-wheel drive, as the Kicks is exclusively front-wheel drive. Inside, there's an impressive host of standard driver-assistance tech and a cabin that's surprisingly practical. But for the Kicks, it's all about that price.

What's New for 2024 Nissan Kicks?

The Nissan Kicks rolls into 2024 without many significant changes. The mid-range SV and top-spec SR both now come with an onboard Wi-Fi hotspot with a three-year trial plan via the NissanConnect service.

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No electronic parking for big brand like Nissan is a joke.The seat look so thin.Seem a lot of cost cutting.