You heard Nissan has launched its new Micra in Europe, and it is completely electric! But wait, this is not a common car - this is the requested version of Renault 5, which is being built in France. If you are crazy about electric cars in America, then this news is special for you. This alliance of Nissan and Renault shows how big brands can together make something spectacular. Nissan has its own style in Micra, but its heart comes from Renault 5.
Just look at this Micra's look. It is very similar to Renault 5, but Nissan has molded it in its color. The front and back round lights and that stylish profile - what's the matter! A special indentation under the beltline makes it even more cool. And yes, you may miss the Renault 4 by seeing the plastic cladding under the doors. The rear door handles are hidden in the C-Pillar, which retains the style of Renault 5.
Now let's talk about its performance. Micra comes with two battery options: 40 kWh and 52 kWh. If you want a car for a small walk, the 40 kWh model gives 122 horsepower and a range of 308 km-quite enough to visit your city. But if you prefer long drives, the 52 kWh model is better for you with 150 horsepower and a range of 408 km.
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You know, this is amazing of the nexus between Micra Nissan and Renault. The two brands together reduced the cost and shared the technique, as it says, "Two targets with one arrow." This car, built on the platform of Renault 5, is fulfilling the increasing demand for electric cars in Europe.
People like you living in America, who already like cars like Tesla and Nissan Leaf, would probably like to keep an eye on this Micra. Even though it is still limited to Europe, Nissan can bring it to your country in future. By the way, do you know? Nissan is also a launch of an electric Juke in 2026, which will be inspired by the hyper punk concept. If you want small, economical, and good car for the environment, then Micra should be on your radar.
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So what do you think? This is a big step in the era of new Micra electric cars. Its alliance with Renault 5 not only saves money but shows how brands can do something new together. In the US, where the craze of electric cars is increasing, this Micra may be an option for you in the future. This move of Nissan is definitely a matter of discussion in the automotive world.