Nissan Kicks Compact SUV Revealed Ahead of Global Debut

- Nissan Kicks production version revealed in Brazil
- The SUV will be a 5-seater and will not be a sub-4 metre vehicle
- Official unveiling will happen on 2 May, 2016
First unveiled as a concept at the 2014 Sao Paulo Auto Show, the production version of the Nissan Kicks looks largely similar to the concept car. Based on the company's V-platform, the Kicks shares its underpinnings with the Nissan Micra (known as Nissan March in Brazil). The car is a 5-seater similar to the Hyundai Creta and the new Renault Duster, which was recently launched in India. While detailed specifications of the car are yet to be revealed, dimensionally the SUV is expected to be same as its concept version, which was 4,300mm long, 1,800mm wide and 1,600mm tall. The concept version had nice long wheelbase of 2,620mm, which translates into a spacious cabin.

Nissan Kicks Rear
In terms of looks, as mentioned the production version of Nissan Kicks is very identical to the concept version, which was well received. This means the car gets a nice brawny front end with the signature Nissan grille and the U-shaped chrome slat, stylish sweptback headlamps, and a muscular front bumper with horizontal LED fog lamps and a wide air dam. The SUV feature some sharp character lines the run across the side profile of the Kicks and a very funky rear portion. Further accentuating its exterior profile the SUV gets flared wheel arches and a different tone floating-style roof similar to the one seen in the Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza.
While Nissan hasn't officially announced the car for the Indian market, the carmaker hasn't completely ruled out the option. That said Nissan already has a the Terrano in the compact SUV space, which makes us wonder even if the Nissan does bring the Kicks into our shores, which will the car be positioned? Well, we can only answer this once Nissan actually reveals what the Kicks has to offer, which is expected to happen on 2 May.
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