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How many cylinders does the Nissan Kicks have?
I’m looking into getting a new SUV and I’ve heard good things about the Nissan Kicks. I’m not so sure about its power given its size, though. How many cylinders does the Nissan Kicks have?
Shannon Fitzgerald · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
The Nissan Kicks is certainly a pint-sized SUV. Perhaps fittingly, every model of the
Nissan Kicks
has four cylinders in its 1.6-liter engine. Capable of just 122-horsepower and 114 lb-ft of torque, this may be a little lackluster if you’re looking for an SUV with some extra oomph. That said, you are going to get some great fuel efficiency with that small inline-4—an EPA-estimated 33 MPG combined, in fact.
Here are some other noteworthy features about the Kicks that may make up for its lack of engine power:
- Tons of tech—the Kicks comes fully stocked with standard safety tech, including forward collision warning, rear-park assist, blind-spot monitoring, and pedestrian detection. Opting for higher trims gets you even cooler features like auto-brake hold and an advanced driver-assist display.
- Ample storage for its size—despite its tiny frame, the Kicks holds up to 25.3 cubic feet of cargo behind the back seat, and up to 53.1 cubic feet total.
- Very affordable—built as a city cruiser, the Kicks packs a lot of value into its $20,290 starting MSRP (for the 2023 model).
And that’s only the tip of the iceberg if you want the Kicks—if your family is all about comfort, you can opt for additional premium convenience add-ons. Just don’t forget it could also up your
Nissan insurance cost
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- Gregory R.
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