Nissan Kicks compact SUV revealed in public
- Apr 26, 2016
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Nissan India has revealed the first sketches of the India-bound Kicks SUV. The car coming to India will be specific to our market. According to Nissan, the Indian version of the Kicks will be larger, more evolved and more intelligent than the versions sold abroad. It is also likely to have a higher ground clearance than other versions and according to Nissan will be spearheading Nissan’s new strategy for the Indian market
Aesthetically, the Kicks is set to be a looker. It will feature a bold, SUV-esque front-end with the new V-motion grille taking centre stage, flanked by sleek headlamps. It will also be the first car in India to feature Nissan’s updated design language. The SUV could feature dual-tone paint schemes with a contrast coloured roof. At the rear, the Kicks will feature a sleek set of taillamps and a protruding tailgate that will lend the car a sporty stance.
Though the interior details haven’t been revealed yet, it is likely to feature a cabin equipped with an analogue-digital instrument cluster and a sleek looking dash. A touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto could also be on offer. The overall design of the cabin can be expected to be youthful and fresh. In terms of safety features, dual airbags and ABS with EBD are expected to be offered as standard.
When launched in India in January 2019, the car will compete with the likes of the Hyundai Creta and the Renault Duster.
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