Nissan Kicks S

The Nissan Kicks has a sleek appearance and quiet, comfortable interior. The seats are comfortable and give me ease during long drives. The engine smooths out bumps well. Nissan Kicks has safety features such as automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning, making me feel secure in traffic. The 8-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay keeps me easily connected. The engine is not very strong but adequate for city driving and highway driving. It's dependable and classy, simple to park, and fun to zip around the city, making it an excellent daily driver for busy urban streets.

The Nissan Kicks has a sleek appearance and quiet, comfortable interior. The seats are comfortable and give me ease during long drives. The engine smooths out bumps well. Nissan Kicks has safety features such as automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning, making me feel secure in traffic. The 8-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay keeps me easily connected. The engine is not very strong but adequate for city driving and highway driving. It's dependable and classy, simple to park, and fun to zip around the city, making it an excellent daily driver for busy urban streets.

If you don’t have a big budget to go for a premium three-row SUV, then Nissan has got the Kicks for a perfect city and highway use at a very reasonable price. Starting at just SAR 84,900, the Kick is definitely quite affordable. This SUV combines practicality, performance, mileage, safety and also loaded cabin too. Like the 8-inch touchscreen with Android Auto is cool, the interior quality is decent with materials that are premium. The space isn’t that bad either so if you are single or family, the Kicks should do the job.

The Kicks isn't in its segment by any strength, it looks dated and also lacks the appeal, however overall the SUV does the job reliably. The specs aren’t that bad, Nissan offers a range of engines, including a 1330 cc turbo petrol engine that produces 153.87 bhp and 254 Nm of torque, with both manual and automatic transmissions available. The SUV also gets a spacious cabin with decent quality of internal material. The Kicks also includes an 8-inch touchscreen infotainment system compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

I would recommend this very underrated Nissan SUV to anyone who wants a reliable, capable and highly practical family car at an attractive price. I say this because our family has been using it for over a year now, and the experience has been phenomenal in every aspect. Actually, we used the Kicks for intercity trips for business, and it is either 3/4 people at one, and it gives great performance. Be it mileage, power, comfort, driving dynamics, etc. The cabin is very insulated and AC works perfectly, given the temperature we experience during summer in Saudi Arabia.

I was in the market for a budget SUV that is also powerful and good to drive. And, happy to note that after considerable market research and exploring all the options, I have decided to buy the Kicks. And, after using it for 3 months now, the experience has been great, and I certainly don’t regret it. The Kicks is performing way better in almost every parameter, and no disappointment so far. I would say it is still early days, but you get that sense of the product in a few months, I guess, looks like it is going to be better, or at least that is what I hope for. Great to drive, good mileage, nice cabin and at a very attractive price point.

This compact SUV from Nissan is considered to be a value pickup in the segment. I know there are several top competitors in the segment from other automakers, but the Kicks stands out for its overall value package. While the design is just fine, I think the Turbo CV is really better, Nissan deserves some complaints, and the 1.3 petrol engine with 155 hp of power and 250 plus torque is sufficient for the size of this SUV. The best part is the price of the Kicks, under SAR 90K for the top-end is bargain.

It is a debatable thing which can be argued and focused on both the sides regarding one engine for Nissan Kicks. But I am more against to it as giving no options is like forcing someone to buy the top end option making it for middle class people to buy Nissan Kicks. The color option is limited but the orange dual tone is my favorite. Earlier I was considering buying Nissan Kicks but now I will drop not because of limitation of variants but because it is not reasonable and practical and pricey. Rest I hope this makes a difference to others.

at SAR 75K, the Kicks is well round entry level SUV. Good for family and personal use, packed with reasonably good features and Nissan reliable performance vehicle. However, I don’t like the design of this car which looks quite dated but overall very attractive option of SUVs at reasonable price point.

The 1.6 litre SUV comes with a Bose personal audio system which provides a great infotainment system. Also it has Android Auto and Apple carplay which makes the connectivity easy for the user. The interior has ample room to sit five people comfortably for a long ride. The interior is equipped with soft touch material which gives it a premium look. For connectivity we have USB ports, Bluetooth and also Wi-Fi hotspot. The car comes with safety feature such as automatic emergency breaking , rear automatic breaking and blindspot warning which are great for city right conditions.