What You Can Expect From the 2026 Nissan Kicks

Performance

One reason to drive a new CUV is the cross between SUV ride quality and car-like efficiency. Under the hood of the Nissan Kicks, you can find a 2-liter DOHC 16-valve 4-cylinder engine to start, which will carry you to an estimated 31 combined MPG, 28 MPG city / 35 MPG highway. Once you factor in agile handling, it’s easy to see why the Kicks is a CUV that you can both depend on and feel good about driving. Other performance features available for this model include:

• Drive Modes
• Integrated Dynamics-control Module
• Automatic Brake Hold

Technology

Technology in the 2026 Kicks ensures safety for you and your passengers first and foremost. The Kicks is safer thanks to available safety features from Nissan, designed to keep you and your passengers out of harm’s way. Beyond delivering a safer drive, this model offers you plenty of options to stay connected while you’re on the move. The Nissan isn’t limited to the above technology features, though. Here are a few more:

• Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection (P-AEB) mitigation
• Brake Assist
• Remote keyless entry

Design

A new CUV should look as capable as it is, and the bold design of the 2026 Kicks lends itself perfectly to that. There’s plenty of room in this model, with 60 cu ft of cargo space with the seats folded down as well as integrated storage throughout the cabin. Beyond its capacity, the Kicks also maintains its reputation as a comfortable place to be on any trip. Learn more about what the Kicks has to offer design-wise here:

• Four-speaker audio system
• 16″ Steel wheels with wheel covers
• LED low/high beam