2025 Nissan Kicks Consumer Reviews
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Awesome!
I traded a 2019 for the 2025 Kicks SV. Slightly smaller but still roomy enough for me. I put 1000 miles in the first 4 days. GREAT gas mileage and very comfortable!
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Low quality
After one week a lot of vibrations and the electronic dashboard was off for one hour.. Internal plastic connection not assembled properly.
- SR 4dr SUVMSRP: $32,11025 mi away
- SR 4dr SUVMSRP: $32,53025 mi away
- SR 4dr SUVMSRP: $32,34525 mi away
Solid Design, Solid Mileage, Solid Ride
I'm not sure what the formal reviewer did with this car, but I easily get 30mpg as a general default with every tank, and I track gallons purchased over miles on the trip meter, not just what the dash says. I consider myself a 70% highway driver who drives at the pace of traffic. I'm sure if I threw sport mode on and raced everywhere, I would see a drop. I onramp onto highways just fine (including one uphill onramp I use every day) and pass with ease. Yes, it's not as powerful as most cars, but for what daily drivers do, it meets my expectations easily. Road noise is as expected for a small, lower-line SUV, and the ride is stiff as stated, but I don't find it uncomfortable. The Kicks handles nimbly for a small SUV. My only big gripe from a tech standpoint is that it does not come with Nissan Connect Services, even the SR with the Premium package added on. Boggles my mind that Nissan omitted it entirely across the Kicks line. That said, the double large displays are amazing, and the Bose premium sound package is stellar, especially the headrest speakers—like spatial audio as you drive. The only odd operational quirk, probably related to engine power, is the AC. There is a significant difference in airflow power when accelerating and when coasting, similar to a sudden breeze whipping up outside. It is a bit annoying when the fan is set to higher speeds, but nothing that makes me not want to drive or use the air on full force. I redirect the air, and it's fine. Overall, I've enjoyed having the car so far. Hopefully the long-term durability is equally as good as the initial review!
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Got it brand new was having trouble with it all ready the dashboard went out took it to the dealership they fixed it week later same problem
Comfortable and cost effective
This is the most comfortable vehicle in the compact SUV segment in my opinion. Lots of tech and sleek/simple interior. I've had no issues with mine and am very happy.
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