Name: Nissan Kicks 2025
Brand: Nissan
SKU: Nissan-Kicks-2025
Price: 89599 SAR
Availability: InStock

Delivers a balanced combination of performance and fuel economy, ideal for urban and suburban driving.

Includes automatic emergency braking, blind-spot warning, rear cross-traffic alert, and lane departure warning to enhance driver and passenger safety.

Features a responsive touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration for seamless smartphone connectivity.

Engine size refers to the total volume of all cylinders in a car’s engine, usually measured in litres or cubic centimetres (cc).

Number of speakers in a car refers to the total audio output units, affecting sound quality, clarity, and overall in-cabin entertainment experience.

Parking sensors detect obstacles while parking using ultrasonic or electromagnetic waves, helping drivers avoid collisions and park safely and accurately.

Automatic Climate Control in cars maintains a set cabin temperature by automatically adjusting fan speed, airflow, and cooling or heating as needed.

Cruise Control in cars maintains a constant speed without driver input on the accelerator, enhancing comfort and efficiency during long-distance driving.

Adaptive Cruise Control automatically adjusts the vehicle’s speed to maintain a safe distance from the car ahead, enhancing comfort and safety.

Engine Start Stop Button allows drivers to start or stop the engine with a push, enhancing convenience, security, and modern vehicle functionality.

Paddle Shifters allow drivers to manually shift gears using steering wheel-mounted levers, offering greater control and a sportier driving experience.

Semi-automatic parking systems steer the car while the driver handles braking and gear shifts. Fully automatic systems control all functions to park the car by themselves.

A remote panic button triggers an alarm or alert in emergencies, helping attract attention and deter threats for personal safety.

Hands-Free Tailgate in cars allows the trunk to open or close automatically by waving a foot under the rear bumper, enhancing convenience.

Auto-Start-Stop automatically shuts off the engine when the vehicle stops, like at traffic lights, and restarts it when the driver accelerates, improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions.

A sunroof in car is a panel on the roof that opens to allow light and air, enhancing comfort and driving experience

Panoramic Sunroof in cars is a large glass roof panel that provides expansive outside views, natural light, and an airy cabin experience.

Adjustable Headlights allow drivers to change the angle or height of the light beam for optimal visibility based on road and load conditions.

Power Adjustable Rear View Mirror allows drivers to electronically adjust mirror angles for optimal rear visibility, enhancing safety and driving convenience.

Power Folding Rear View Mirror in cars automatically folds in or out, providing convenience, preventing damage, and saving space in tight areas.

Side Stepper in cars provides a step below the door, making it easier to enter or exit high vehicles like SUVs and trucks.

Rear View Mirror Turn Indicator Lights enhance visibility by signalling lane changes or turns, alerting nearby drivers for improved safety and awareness.

Automatic driving lights use sensors to detect ambient light levels and automatically turn headlights on or off, improving safety and convenience during changing light conditions like dusk or tunnels.

Roof Rail in cars provides a mounting point for cargo carriers or roof racks, allowing safe transport of luggage, bikes, or equipment.

Headlamp Washers spray cleaning fluid onto the headlights to remove dirt, dust, or snow, ensuring maximum light output and better night visibility.

LED Daytime Running Lights (DRLs) enhance vehicle visibility during daylight, improving safety while consuming less power and offering stylish illumination.

Headlight types in cars include halogen, LED, and HID, each offering different brightness, energy efficiency, and lifespan for night visibility.

Taillight types in cars include halogen, LED, and OLED, offering varying brightness, efficiency, and style for rear visibility and safety.

Fog lights in cars are positioned low and emit wide beams to improve visibility during fog, rain, or snow by reducing glare.

Trunk opening in cars can be manual, remote, or automatic, providing access to cargo space for loading and unloading convenience.

Heated Rear View Mirror in cars prevents fog and ice buildup on mirrors, ensuring clear visibility in cold or humid weather conditions.

Puddle Lights illuminate the ground near the car door when opened, enhancing visibility and safety in dark or low-light conditions.

Cornering Swivel Headlights pivot in the direction of steering, improving visibility on curves and corners, enhancing night driving safety and road awareness.

Cornering Swivel Fog Light activates in turns to improve visibility by directing light toward the turning direction, enhancing safety during night driving.

Projector Headlights use a focused lens to provide a sharper, more precise beam of light, improving nighttime visibility and reducing glare.

Steering Wheel Material in cars affects grip, comfort, and aesthetics, commonly made of leather, urethane, or synthetic blends for better driving experience.

Glove Box in cars is a small storage compartment on the passenger side dashboard, used to store documents, tools, or small items.

Rear Folding Table in cars offers a convenient surface for rear passengers to place items, work, eat, or enjoy added comfort.

Upholstery Material in cars refers to the fabric or leather covering seats and interiors, affecting comfort, durability, style, and overall luxury feel.

Ambient Light in cars provides soft interior illumination, enhancing cabin atmosphere, visibility, and aesthetics, especially during night driving or low-light conditions.

The Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) prevents the wheels from locking during sudden braking. This helps maintain steering control and reduces stopping distance on slippery roads.

Traction Control System prevents wheel slip during acceleration by reducing engine power or applying brakes to individual wheels, ensuring stability and grip on slippery or uneven surfaces.

Delivers a balance of fuel efficiency and responsive performance ideal for urban and suburban driving.

Includes a comprehensive suite of advanced driver assistance technologies like automatic emergency braking and blind-spot monitoring to enhance safety.

Offers seamless smartphone integration with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto for enhanced connectivity and entertainment.

Combines adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assistance to provide semi-autonomous driving support for enhanced safety and convenience.

Large, intuitive infotainment display with smartphone integration (Apple CarPlay and Android Auto) for seamless connectivity and multimedia control.

Comprehensive suite of safety technologies including automatic emergency braking, blind-spot warning, rear cross traffic alert, and pedestrian detection to protect occupants.

Advanced driver assistance system that combines adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assistance for a safer, more relaxed driving experience.

Modern 8-inch touchscreen interface offering seamless smartphone integration without the need for cables.

Comprehensive suite of safety features including automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert to help prevent accidents.

Explore the NISSAN KICKS in Saudi Arabia. Check updated price, specs, colors, variants, and images. Compare trims and discover offers at GoGo Motor.

NISSAN KICKS -  Latest Price, Features & Specs in Saudi Arabia | GoGo Motor

A premium compact SUV, the Nissan Kicks is the company's second-most affordable SUV, following the entry-level Magnite. It is currently in its second-generation avatar, which debuted worldwide in 2024. The second-generation Nissan Kicks, based on the Japanese brand&rsquo;s CMF-B HS platform, is available in Saudi Arabia in three variants: S, SV+, and SL. This premium compact SUV is available in nine monotone and six dual-tone paint schemes.&nbsp;
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Nissan Kicks Pros
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<li dir="ltr">Reliable and powerful engine</li>
<li dir="ltr">Great ride and handling balance</li>
<li dir="ltr">Spacious and comfortable cabin </li>
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Nissan Kicks Cons
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<li dir="ltr">Hard plastics in some places look cheap</li>
<li dir="ltr">Quirky styling from some angles may not be to everyone&rsquo;s taste</li>
<li dir="ltr">Touch-controlled AC panel is difficult to operate while on the move</li>
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Exterior
With this second-generation version, the overall design language of the Nissan Kicks is a radical departure from its predecessor. This new model looks bold, but at the same time, too subjective &ndash; some may like it, while some might find it too quirky to their taste.&nbsp;
At the front, the aggressive fascia of the Nissan Kicks is a combination of a wide rectangular grille with black horizontal slats and vertically-stacked LED DRL strips, above which there are sleek and angular LED headlamp clusters. The front bumper of the Nissan Kicks gets blacked-out garnish running from the lower edges of the headlamps to the front body cladding at the bottom.&nbsp;
The side profile of the Nissan Kicks gets 17-inch flex wheel caps in S, 17-inch machined alloys in SV+ and 19-inch machined alloy wheels in SL, with the SUV having a slightly curved roofline, blacked-out thick C-pillar, door-mounted rearview mirrors and chrome finish on the upper edges of the window frame and the lower part of door panels.
Beyond the curved and bulging rear fenders, the rear profile of the Nissan Kicks looks a bit quirky with curved, inverted L-shaped slim LED tail lamp clusters on the side edges of the wide boot lid. And just like at the front, the rear profile also gets slim black garnish starting from the lower edges of the tail lamps and merging with the rear body cladding.&nbsp;
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Interior
Available with black cloth upholstery in S, charcoal premium cloth upholstery in SV+ and dual-tone black and beige premium leather upholstery in SL variants, the overall cabin of this second-generation Nissan Kicks feels much more modern and premium than that of its predecessor. The highlight of this cabin is the curved panoramic driver&rsquo;s cockpit, which houses rectangular screens for the full-TFT instrument console (7-inch in S and SV+ and 12.3-inch in SL) and a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system.&nbsp;
Along with a flat-bottom multi-functional, tilt and telescopic adjustable steering wheel with rectangular spokes, the cabin of the Nissan Kicks also gets a sleek cloth central layer across the dashboard and a sleek and wide lower centre console that houses slim AC vents and a trapezoidal touch-controlled gloss black panel for the automatic climate control below them. Other highlights of the cabin of Nissan Kicks are a panoramic sunroof, a wireless charger, 60:40 split folding rear seats, a 10-speaker BOSE audio system and ambient lighting.&nbsp;
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Engine and transmission
The Saudi Arabian version of Nissan Kicks is being offered with a single engine and gearbox combination &ndash; a 2.0-litre four-cylinder naturally-aspirated petrol engine and CVT gearbox. With a maximum power output of 142 bhp and a maximum torque output of 190 Nm, this engine feels reliable and powerful most of the time. The performance outputs might sound low on paper, but due to the compact size of Kicks, this engine feels lively with a great power-to-weight ratio. However, the CVT has that typical rubber band effect when sudden throttle inputs are made. Nissan claims a fuel efficiency of 18.5 kmpl for the Kicks, which is stellar for an engine this big.
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Ride and handling
The Macpherson struts at the front and a torsion beam at the rear, which get stabiliser bars, make the overall ride quality of the Nissan Kicks very pliant and sorted at all speeds. With a not-so-high ground clearance of 194mm and large 19-inch alloy wheels in the SV variant (17-inch alloys in the other two variants), the Nissan Kicks holds its ground firmly at all speeds, even while driving around corners.&nbsp;
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Safety
Along with segment-specific essentials like front, side and curtain airbags, ABS with EBD and brake assist, front and rear parking sensors, hill start assist, electronic parking brake with auto hold, auto-dimming inside rearview mirror, auto headlamps and rain sensing wipers, the Nissan Kicks also comes packed with advanced driving assistance functions like Intelligent Cruise Control with Adjustable Speed Limiter, High Beam Assist, Predictive Forward Collision Warning, Lane Departure Warning, Lane Departure Prevention, Blind Spot Warning, Blind Spot Intervention, Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, Rear Automatic Emergency Brake, Rear Cross-Traffic Alert and Driver Attention Alert, Lane Keep Assist and ProPilot.&nbsp;
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Conclusion
While the exterior styling of the Nissan Kicks might not be to everyone&rsquo;s taste, this second-generation version feels much more premium and mature than its predecessor, when it comes to performance, ride quality, the level of equipment and increased sense of size and space.&nbsp;
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