Nissan Introduces the Electric PIXO as Its Most Affordable EV
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Nissan has unveiled the PIXO, marking its return as the fourth electric vehicle in the brand's lineup. With a range of 259 km and a starting price expected around €17,463, the PIXO aims to be the most economical option in Nissan's electric offerings.
Overview of the Nissan PIXO
Nissan has reintroduced the PIXO as an all-electric vehicle, joining the ranks of the Ariya, LEAF, and Micra. Designed for urban driving, the PIXO features a compact size and practical specifications, making it well-suited for city life.
Key Specifications
- Dimensions: 3,796 mm long, 1,512 mm high, and 1,790 mm wide (excluding mirrors)
- Wheelbase: 2,492 mm
- Ground Clearance: 140 mm
- Turning Radius: 9.9 m
- Battery: 27.5 kWh with a charging capacity of 50 kW (DC), enabling a 15% to 80% charge in approximately 28 minutes
- Motor Power: 60 kW (82 hp)
- Cargo Space: 356 liters (1,221 liters with seats folded) plus a 50-liter frunk
Design and Features
The PIXO's design distinguishes it from the Renault Twingo, from which it is derived. It features a playful exterior with a smiling robot-like front and pixel motifs. Inside, it includes a 7-inch digital dashboard and a 10.1-inch multimedia touchscreen, both equipped with Google Gemini for enhanced user interaction and navigation.
Pricing and Availability
While official pricing is yet to be announced, it is anticipated that the PIXO will be priced similarly to the Twingo E-Tech, around €17,463, making it potentially the most affordable electric vehicle in Nissan's range. First deliveries are expected in early 2027, reviving the PIXO name in the market.