Nissan Guide

Nissan has played a major role in shaping the modern automotive industry, pioneering everything from the family crossover with the Qashqai to affordable electric motoring with the original Leaf. Today, the Japanese manufacturer offers a carefully focused range of hatchbacks and SUVs powered by efficient petrol, hybrid and electric drivetrains.

Renowned for comfort, reliability and everyday usability, Nissan continues to appeal to families and commuters looking for sensible, well-equipped cars that are easy to live with. Competitive pricing and decades of engineering experience ensure the brand remains one of the UK's most recognisable and trusted manufacturers.

Current Models

Nissan Micra (26-)

RRP From : £21,495 Pre Reg From : c. £19,000 Used Price From : c. £19,000 Powertrains : EV Dimensions : 3974 × 1830 × 1500 mm Boot : 326 litres Key rivals : BYD Dolphin Surf, Fiat Grande Panda Electric, MINI Cooper Electric, Renault 5 E-Tech, Vauxhall Corsa Electric

The all-new Micra returns as a stylish electric supermini, sharing its platform with the Renault 5 E-Tech while adopting a distinctive Nissan identity. Compact dimensions, competitive pricing and a practical interior make it an appealing urban EV, while modern technology and improved range bring the Micra firmly into the electric era.

Nissan Juke (19-)

RRP From : £23,635 Pre Reg From : c. £17,000 Used Price From : c. £7,000 Powertrains : Petrol, Hybrid Dimensions : 4210 × 1800 × 1593 mm Boot : 422 litres, 354 litres Hybrid Key rivals : Alfa Romeo Junior, Jeep Avenger, Hyundai Bayon, Toyota Yaris Cross, Volkswagen T-Roc

The Juke remains one of the most distinctive small SUVs on sale, combining eye-catching styling with an efficient hybrid powertrain and compact dimensions. Recent updates have improved technology and interior quality, while its comfortable driving experience and competitive pricing continue to make it a popular choice.

Nissan Qashqai (21-)

RRP From : £30,635 Pre Reg From : c. £19,500 Used Price From : c. £9,000 Powertrains : Petrol MHEV, e-POWER Hybrid Dimensions : 4425 × 1835 × 1625 mm Boot : 504 litres, 479 litres Hybrid Key rivals : Citroën C5 Aircross, Dacia Bigster, Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sportage, Renault Austral

The Qashqai remains one of Britain's benchmark family SUVs, blending comfort, practicality and efficient hybrid technology into an impressively rounded package. A spacious interior, generous boot and refined driving experience ensure it continues to set the standard for everyday family motoring.

Nissan X-Trail (22-)

RRP From : £36,275 Pre Reg From : c. £26,000 Used Price From : c. £14,000 Powertrains : Petrol MHEV, e-POWER Hybrid Dimensions : 4680 × 1840 × 1725 mm Boot : 585 litres, 485 litres (7 seats), 177 litres (7 seats up) Key rivals : Chery Tiggo 9, Kia Sorento, Mazda CX-80, Peugeot 5008, Volkswagen Tayron

The X-Trail combines generous interior space with Nissan's innovative e-POWER hybrid system, delivering the smooth driving feel of an electric car without requiring charging. Available with seven seats, it remains one of the most practical and family-friendly SUVs in its class.

Nissan Leaf (25-)

RRP From : £28,849 Pre Reg From : c. £28,500 Used Price From : c. £28,500 Powertrains : EV Dimensions : 4490 × 1788 × 1540 mm Boot : 435 litres Key rivals : Kia EV4, Leapmotor B05, MG S5, Peugeot E-3008, Toyota C-HR+

The third-generation Leaf evolves from hatchback to sleek electric crossover, occupying the middle ground between a traditional family hatchback and a coupe-inspired SUV. Offering improved range, faster charging and a far more practical interior, it builds on the model that helped popularise affordable electric cars while remaining focused on everyday family usability.

Nissan Ariya (22-)

RRP From : £35,500 Pre Reg From : c. £26,000 Used Price From : c. £15,500 Powertrains : EV Dimensions : 4595 × 1850 × 1660 mm Boot : 466 litres Key rivals : Ford Mustang Mach-E, Hyundai Ioniq 5, Jeep Compass Electric, Kia EV6, Volkswagen ID.5

The Ariya showcases Nissan's electric technology in a stylish and refined family SUV. A spacious cabin, smooth driving experience and competitive pricing make it an attractive alternative to more established premium EVs, while strong pre-registered value has helped it become one of the better-value electric SUVs on the market.

Specifications, dimensions and prices were correct at the time of the latest update. Recommended retail prices are official UK list prices, while pre-registered and used values are approximate UK market figures and may vary depending on specification, mileage, condition and location. Recommended retail prices include any applicable UK Government electric vehicle grant where available but exclude dealer discounts, manufacturer incentives and other retail offers.

At the time of this update, several Nissan electric models qualify for the UK Government Electric Car Grant. The 40kWh Nissan Micra qualifies for Band 2 support of up to £1,500, while 52kWh Micra versions qualify for Band 1 support of up to £3,750. The Nissan Leaf qualifies for Band 1 support of up to £3,750, while the Nissan Ariya qualifies for Band 2 support of up to £1,500. Grant eligibility, values, qualifying specifications and price limits may change.

Dimensions are shown as length × width × height. Width figures exclude exterior mirrors unless otherwise stated. Dimensions and luggage capacities can vary slightly between powertrains, specifications and versions. Boot capacities are manufacturer figures measured to the parcel shelf or load cover unless otherwise stated. Electric driving ranges, where quoted, are WLTP combined figures.

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