Japan Motors launches upgraded Nissan KICKS
Japan Motors Trading Company Ltd. (JMTC) has launched the latest incarnation of the crossover Nissan KICKS.
A media release issued in Accra said the launch of the new Nissan KICKS indicated Nissan’s crossover leadership for the brand by offering a complete range of modern C-SUV vehicle options to the Ghanaian market.
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“The global Nissan model, which is produced at Nissan’s A1 manufacturing plant in Mexico, is back to impress with standout exterior styling improvements and a host of comfort and technology additions,” it said.
During the press launch, the General Manager Sales & Marketing, Mr Amine Kabbara, said the Nissan KICKS offered a lightweight aerodynamic design, which optimised fuel consumption and minimised noise.
He said the design combined a robust exterior and an elevated SUV-like driving position while maintaining city-ready compact measurements for agile performance.
“KICKS now enjoys significant technology improvements to the existing suite of Nissan Intelligent Mobility features, to build on what was first presented at the Geneva Auto Show in 2016.
“The unmistakably recognisable KICKS two tone floating roof design remains, and exterior styling is refreshed with thinly styled all-LED headlamps, an imposing V-Motion Grille and aggressive changes to the rear bumper and LED lights,” he said.
New looks
Again, Mr Kabbara said the upgraded Nissan Intelligent Mobility features aim to reduce driver stress and inspire confidence with an Around View Monitor, Moving Object Detection and Hill Start Assist, which also include dual, side and curtain airbags, cruise control and tyre pressure monitor to enable a comfortable KICKS life.
“Infotainment in the car also enjoys an upgrade with the latest seven” TFT high-definition A-IVI interface which incorporates Apple Carplay™ and Android Auto®. Further interior comfort improvements extend to a driver armrest as standard, manual dimming rear view mirror and an upgrade to door panel trim styling. The efficient 1.6L engine is retained for the new model, which is paired with a D-Step CVT gearbox.
