Following almost half of year of teasing and taunting what Nissan called until now “global compact car,” the fourth generation Micra broke cover today in Geneva, with the promise of “setting new industry standards”.
The new Micra which, according to Nissan, will be marketed in 160 countries, retains its compact dimensions, but is a bit longer and lower than the previous generation. The longer wheelbase allowed Nissan to gain interior space, by placing the wheels at each corner of the vehicle.
Under the hood, the Micra will hide two engines options (for Europe): a new naturally aspirated HR12 1.2l 3-cylinder petrol engine (80 ps/108Nm of torque) and a supercharged 1.2l direct injection iteration with a start-stop system (98 ps/142Nm of torque). Both units will be made available with a 5-speed manual gearbox or Nissan’s all-new Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT).
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