The Nissan Micra N-Sport is a new grade for 2019, designed to capitalise on the sporty design and fun-to-drive personality of the Micra. The car is positioned in the heart of the ‘warm hatch’ category of the B-segment, occupied by contenders such as the Ford Fiesta ST Line, VW Polo R-Line, Peugeot 208 GT Line and SEAT Ibiza FR.
The newcomer has a number of highly desirable design upgrades to help it stand out from the crowd.
EXTERIOR UPGRADES
- Carbon-style finish on the alloy wheels and door mirror caps
- Gloss black finish on side mouldings / front and rear bumpers
- N-Sport badge on the rear
- Rear privacy glass
- Halogen front fog lamps
INTERIOR UPGRADES
- Alcantara® seats with leather-style parts
- Rear view camera with parking sensors
- iKey (remote entry with push-button engine start)
- Front seat arm rest
- White air vents
- Black headliner
- Sports-design floor mats
The new Nissan Micra N-Sport is available with all three new powertrains – the 1.0-litre IG-T 100 PS manual and Xtronic, plus the DIG-T 117 PS manual. It is available in four distinct body colours – Passion Red, Solid White, Echo Grey and Enigma Black.
- Nissan Micra: a fifth-generation success story
From the moment the covers came off at the Paris Motor Show 2016, the all-new, fifth-generation Nissan Micra was grabbing headlines. Media loved its expressive design, uplifting interior and advanced driving assistance technologies. Within weeks it had been shortlisted into the final seven contenders for European Car of the Year 2017.
It was also a hit with customers, who loved the car’s striking exterior design, two-tone soft-touch interior, comprehensive personalisation program and driving performance.
They also appreciated the level of equipment in the new Micra, particularly Nissan Intelligent Mobility technologies such Intelligent Lane Intervention and Intelligent Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Recognition. Customer satisfaction average of 8.9/10 through independent reviews organisation Reevoo
Between CY16 and CY18, Micra sales across Europe were up 21%, with conquest sales from other brands reaching 65% – significantly above the B-segment average.
