Prices

Pricing Is Another Mystery At This Point. Given The Overall Design And Look, Plus The Fact It May Take The Juke’s Place, I Would Expect The Model To Start Somewhere In The $20,000 Range. Of Course, That’s Just A Rough Guesstimate. With The Somewhat Cheaper-looking Materials Inside, I Could See The Model Going For A Little Less, So Let’s Say $17,000 At The Lower End And $22,000 At The Top

Drivetrain
So Far, Nissan Hasn’t Given Any Details About The Drivetrain. The Only Thing We Know For Sure Is That It’s Offered With An Automatic Transmission, Given The Automatic Shifter Shown In The Official Release Images. With The Nissan Juke Nissan Juke Potentially Getting The Axe, It’s Possible That The 188-horsepower, Turbocharged, 1.6-liter Is Hidden Under The Hood. Alternatively, Nissan Could Opt For The 170-horsepower, Naturally Aspirated, 2.5-liter From The Nissan Rogue – Assuming The Kicks Is Actually Coming To The U.s. Market, That Is.

It’s A Global Vehicle That Will Be Sold In 80 Different Countries, With Brazil Being The Main Focus. That Said, It Could Borrow Drivetrain Elements From The Qashqai, Which Would Bring 1.2-liter And 1.6-liter Gasoline Engines, Or 1.5-liter And 1.6-liter Diesel Units. More Information Will Be Available Closer To The Kicks’ Official On-sale Date, So Stay Tuned For Additional Details.
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