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Nissan Kicks is one of the most affordable SUVs in the Indian market. Its length is 4. 3 meters and has 4 cylinder engines which provide a range between 10-14kmpl. Its suspension system is the best in the segment and provides comfortable rides to passengers. It has a 3. 5 star global NCAP rating in safety. It has disc breaks and drum breaks in the rear tires. It has decent looking exterior and a finely crafted and designed interior. Its resale value is not so good and after-sale services are up to mark. Besides this drawback, this is a good option to buy an SUV under 10lac.

The pre-1.3 turbo manual petrol variant is a nice car to drive. It has a good presence on the road. It is dynamic, energetic, and youthful. Some people might be a bit disappointed with the design of the rear end. The tail light looks a bit weird. The interior is well made with plush leather on the dashboard and seats. The doors are heavy and close with a good sound. The cabin is spacious & the interior quality is good. Safety features include Vehicle Dynamic Control, ABS Traction Control, and 360-degree parking which is one of the top in the segment.

The Nissan Kicks has gained a reputation as a popular choice in the compact SUV segment, offering a stylish design, comfortable interior, and a range of features at an affordable price point. One of the standout features of the Nissan Kicks is its exterior design. It sports a sleek and modern look with sharp lines and a bold front grille, giving it a distinct and eye-catching appearance. The compact size of the Kicks makes it easy to maneuver in tight urban environments, while the higher ground clearance adds a touch of ruggedness. Inside the cabin, the Nissan Kicks offers a surprising amount of space and comfort for both front and rear passengers. The seats are supportive and well-padded, ensuring a comfortable ride even on longer journeys. The cargo area is also generous for a vehicle in this class, providing ample room for groceries, luggage, or other belongings. The infotainment system in the Nissan Kicks is user-friendly and responsive. It comes with a standard 7-inch touchscreen display, which can be upgraded to a larger 8-inch screen on higher trim levels. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are included as standard, allowing seamless integration of smartphones for navigation, music streaming, and hands-free calling. In terms of performance, the Nissan Kicks is powered by a 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine, producing adequate power for daily commuting and city driving. While it may not offer blistering acceleration, the Kicks excels in fuel efficiency, making it an economical choice for those concerned about gas mileage. Safety is also a priority in the Nissan Kicks, with a range of standard and available features to keep occupants protected. Standard safety features include automatic emergency braking, forward collision warning, and a rearview camera. Optional features, depending on the trim level, may include blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and intelligent around-view monitor, which provides a 360-degree view of the vehicle's surroundings. Overall, the Nissan Kicks is a solid choice in the compact SUV segment. Its stylish design, comfortable interior, and good fuel efficiency make it an appealing option for individuals or small families looking for a practical and affordable vehicle.

Good mileage, spacious, maintenance cost is also low, the color (black) is also my favorite. It looks stylish.

I have Kicks CVT premium, it's really a good car, very good pickup, good suspension, when you are in city drive, in signals, traffic jam engine auto-off system is very good, save fuel. In total I really enjoy driving Nissan Kicks, recommend those who look for a powerful engine.

After a lot of research in the mid-size SUV segment. Took Kicks 1.3 Turbo XV in June. Pros: Punchy engine, larger dimensions in every way. Unique looks, highway stability as it is a heavy vehicle 17-inch alloy. Cons: Not great knick-knack list steering heavy. Rivals offering an electronic economy are not on par. Overall, I went for this for exclusive road presence, enjoy pickup of the Mercedes engine, and cheaper by at least 2L in comparison with Creta, Seltos, and Astor. Go for it if you like to enjoy rides.

I have owned this car for 2.5 years, and my experience has been a very bad one. 1. Dealer network is almost non-existent in many states. I had a hard time trying to service my car while I was traveling. 2. In 2.5 years the AC compressor has failed and had to be replaced. 3. No spare parts whatsoever available in India in the aftermarket. (Try looking for the compressor for a Seltos or a Creta and it'll be obvious). It would be a risk buying this car especially, now that it is clear, that this car could not get anywhere, close to the sales figures of other vehicles in this segment.

Amazing SUV (Nissan Kicks 1.3 L Turbo CVT automatic Petrol engine). Drove almost 1850 km in two stretches from Mumbai to Patna via Wardha. Excellent performance, amazing Steering control & handling at high speed (150km/hr), unmatchable pickup, no vibration, amazing suspension, and ground clearance. 156 PS power and 254 Nm torque of these kicks gives an extra edge over other SUVs like Creta and Kia Altos. In 10 sec it goes from 0 to 100Km/hr which is fantastic on the highway. The average is about 13.5 Km/l. Other amazing features are auto on-off at the signal, remote start, hill assist features. In addition, it has got an amazing and awesome look. Thanks to Nissan for launching this Kicks model in India. I will definitely give 4.8 out of 5.