Japanese carmaker Nissan has announced the commencement of bookings for its all-new BS-compliant KICKS 2020, which comes with a starting price of ₹9.49 lakh (ex-showroom).
The new SUV features the most powerful engine in its class - the Nissan Turbo – and Nissan’s widely-acclaimed X-tronic CVT. At an introductory price, the new Nissan KICKS 2020 1.3 Turbo Manual and CVT transmission is the most competitive in the segment at ₹11,84,990 (1.3 Turbo MT) and ₹13,44,990 (1.3 CVT), according to a company statement.
The All-New KICKS 2020 will be available in 6 monotone colour options and three dual-tone colour options. It will be available in a total of seven variants including two options in automatic.
“The new Nissan KICKS 2020 offers the most powerful turbo engine in its segment along with the class-leading X-tronic CVT transmission,” said Rakesh Srivastava, Managing Director, Nissan Motor India.
For a better driving experience, the new KICKS 2020 includes a vehicle stability management system, electronic stability control, traction control system, and a hill start assist, and cruise control.
The new car comes with an enhanced performance & fuel efficiency with 156ps power with 254Nm torque. The turbo engine boasts of Dual Variable Timing system, that reduces emissions and provides higher torque at low rpm while the new X-tronic CVT is 40 per cent more efficient than existing CVTs.
The all-new KICKS 2020 will also come with standard two years/50,000 km warranty which can be extended up to 5 years/100,000 km at an attractive price. It comes with free Road-Side Assistance subscription for two years available in more than 1500 cities. For the convenience of customers, Nissan will also offer a pre-paid maintenance service package at an attractive price starting, ₹2,099 per year.
*Introductory prices at launch
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