Nissan launches all-electric Micra with up to 415 km range

Nissan has launched the sixth generation of the Micra, transitioning the model to a fully electric vehicle. Built on the AmpR Small platform shared within the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, the new urban car measures 3.97 meters in length and is designed for city driving while maintaining a 326-liter trunk capacity, which expands to 1,106 liters with rear seats folded.

The electric lineup features two battery options: a 40 kWh version providing up to 317 kilometers of WLTP range, and a 52 kWh version offering up to 415 kilometers in combined cycles and up to 574 kilometers in urban use. The vehicle includes integrated Google services, such as Google Maps and Assistant, and NissanConnect for remote monitoring of charging status and cabin temperature.

In specific markets like Spain, the model is eligible for the Auto+ plan subsidy of 4,500 euros and includes charging benefits through Repsol and Zunder. Pricing for various trims in Greece ranges from 23,900 euros to 29,900 euros before subsidies.