These are the first pictures of the new Nissan Micra, which has been revealed at today's Geneva motor show.
Developed and built on Nissan’s all-new, global V-platform, the new Micra was designed and tested in Japan will initially be built in Thailand, India, Mexico and China.
Just two engines will be available in Europe - a 79bhp 1.2-litre, three-cylinder petrol engine with 80lb ft of torque. It emits 115g/km of CO2.
A supercharged 97bhp 1.2-litre direct injection petrol engine with a start-stop system is also available with 105lb ft of torque. It emits 95g/km of CO2.
Both engines are available with either a five-speed manual or Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT).
Optional kit will include reverse parking sensors, a new ‘parking space measurement’ (PSM) device with three skill levels (amateur, normal and expert), a touch-screen combined audio and satellite navigation system, glass roof, automatic wipers, speed sensitive volume on the audio, and a push button start-stop system.
Sales of the New Micra/March will begin in Thailand in March, with European sales starting in the autumn.
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I think Nissan should be congratulated.
I mean, you look at the old one and think, how could that get any uglier. And Nissan have proved it can be done! Quite an achievment!
Too bad nobody wants that! Whats up with Japanese design at the moment?