Nissan Kicks On Road Price in Chennai

1. Delivery was quick. Delivered within 2 weeks 2. Perfect SUV with tall stance,210mm highest ground clearance in the segment 3. Love the looks and I admire them daily 4. Just 9 months old, yet to do maintenance 5. Except for mileage everything I love about my Kicks

One of the best car which missed many car enthusiasts eyes. The road presence, performance and features are top notch. It has a great ground clearance and value for money car. So far no cons. With Nissan Comprehensive service and extended warranty this is highly recommended car.

I have been using Nissan Kicks 1.5 XV for almost 6 months , ride & handling of car is very smooth , steering bit heavy but it helps you in high speeds, suspension maneuvering in bad road patches

OK better for your own use and engine performance good and speed and I like most it's model but in the company I did not get good response when I buy and I became sad to buy from that company when I buy this car

Compare to Creta and Seltos ,kicks is value for money, good interior with more features and less price... Real suv for indian road....i recommend kicks to all, just test drive before you book your suv..

I had initially booked Seltos HTX+. But after test driving Nissan Kicks the ride quality amazed me and after few more test drives, I was convinced that I want Kicks. The booking to delivery was very smooth. Dealer arranged the Vehicle in less than a week and Pre-delivery Check was done. I have been mostly doing long drives with my Kicks and 20% local drives. The ride comfort, low end torque gives complete peace of mind in cities without worrying about gear shifts. On highways, I keep the RPM below 2000 and do 80-90 Km/h which gave me 19 km/l mileage. In cities it gave 12-13 km/l. Mind you these are initial few thousand KMs of usage. Suspension is super intelligent and avoids body rolls, brakes give absolute confidence as I had to make sudden brake from 105 Km/h to 0 in less than 2 seconds which Kicks handled with ease, its high ground clearance also means, you forget about potholes. The diamond cut 17 inch alloy wheels, its stylish V shaped grill, tinted glasses(Seltos and CRETA has it only in 20 lakhs variants) give good appeal. It's Mercedes Benz Engine Turbo mated with priceless CVT gear box gives the best in class power (156 PS no other SUV in the category has) and comfort. The interiors are not class leading at the same time it has implemented all essential stuff like AC Vents, dials, audio(btw, excellent quality stock speakers 4+2), steering mounted controls good quality and not confusing enough. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto being standard there is nothing to boast. Nissan Connect App.

I purchased my car from Autorelli Nissan Chennai. The buying experience was very good. I like the cars looks and the value for money quotient. The engine is refined and the ride is very comfortable.

I've always used Japanese cars (15 years - Prado Land cruiser & Camry). I then used Hyundai for 6 years in India and regretted every moment. So when it came to changing the car, bought Nissan Kicks which came within my budget. Toyota Fortuner was outside my budget. And Rav4 is not launched yet. Jeep Compass is highly priced, so for me, it does not give the value for the price we pay. I drove TATA and Mahindra - took them from Rentals for long drives and did not like them at all. Also heard horror stories about after sales and quality from friends. So Nissan kicks came in the right budget for me and given the features for XV Premium CVT Automatic, it's an excellent value for money. Did some test drives and understood that it's similar to Toyota quality. Tough and reliable but may not have gadgetry inside like Kia/ Hyundai. Now that I use it regularly, I feel it's a no-nonsense SUV - reliable and gives a comfortable drive. Trustworthy when I go for long drives. Same assurance as a regular Japanese (Toyota) car that I'm used to. Automatic CVT drive is super. No frills, but has all that you require in terms of multimedia, comfort and essential features. I don't know why customers talk about re-sale value in cars. I'm also surprised that Hyundai Creta sells so much in India. When you are using a car, buy a good one. Friends talked about re-sale value being high for Hyundai Creta. But I felt the point was not valid. You buy a car to drive it not with a motive to re-sell the car. I don't understand the logic. And a knowledgeable, value conscious buyer will definitely go for Japanese cars.

1. Good buying experience 2. Excellent ride quality. 3. Good performance. 4. Service cost as expected. 5. Pros: Great ride, handling, road view . Cons: Ergonomics