But Nissan wants to change that with the all-new Nissan Kicks e-POWER. Unlike a hybrid, the Kicks e-POWER uses Nissan’s proprietary e-POWER technology. According to Nissan, the Kicks e-POWER can average around 22 km/L, mixed highway and city driving based on UNR101 testing (DISCLAIMER: Combined city and highway driving based on UNR101 testing but actual consumption may vary depending on different driving conditions and habits.). If you’re having a hard time believing Nissan’s claim of a 900 kilometer range, you can check out our first drive experience of the Kicks e-POWER (DISCLAIMER: Dependent on driving conditions. In addition to e-POWER, the Kicks e-POWER also comes with some of Nissan’s latest technology such as the Intelligent Around View Monitor with Moving Object Detection, Intelligent Forward Collision Warning with Intelligent Emergency Braking, and Driver Attention Alert to name a few. To experience the all-new Kicks e-POWER, you may visit any Nissan dealership across the country. To learn more about it, visit nissan.ph/kicks The Nissan Kicks e-Power has been getting a lot of attention in the past few weeks because of its practical yet innovative approach at addressing the high cost of fuel these days. Read more in our articles including "Nissan just kickstarted the electrified revolution" and "Watch: Nissan Kicks e-Power Explained".
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Jun 30, 2026But Nissan wants to change that with the all-new Nissan Kicks e-POWER. Unlike a hybrid, the Kicks e-POWER uses Nissan’s proprietary e-POWER technology.
According to Nissan, the Kicks e-POWER can average around 22 km/L, mixed highway and city driving based on UNR101 testing (DISCLAIMER: Combined city and highway driving based on UNR101 testing but actual consumption may vary depending on different driving conditions and habits.). If you’re having a hard time believing Nissan’s claim of a 900 kilometer range, you can check out our first drive experience of the Kicks e-POWER (DISCLAIMER: Dependent on driving conditions. In addition to e-POWER, the Kicks e-POWER also comes with some of Nissan’s latest technology such as the Intelligent Around View Monitor with Moving Object Detection, Intelligent Forward Collision Warning with Intelligent Emergency Braking, and Driver Attention Alert to name a few.
Our coverage of nissan kicks epower philippines includes: "Nissan just kickstarted the electrified revolution"; "Watch: Nissan Kicks e-Power Explained"; "Test Drive: 3.5L Nissan Altima SL CVT". Each article provides unique insights and information.