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NEW Nissan Micra revealed! – Better than a Renault 5? | What Car?

The brand-new Nissan Micra has actually been revealed with a radical electrical transformation. Think it looks familiar? Well, there's a factor for that … See to learn why!

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40 responses to “NEW Nissan Micra revealed! – Better than a Renault 5? | What Car?”

  1. @Clarioner1 Avatar
    @Clarioner1

    Looks dark inside, due to dark headliner and low roofline.

    I hope this model provides the turnaround Nissan so desperately need, they really are in big trouble financially. Needs to roll out very quickly.

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  2. @Alexandrovich95 Avatar
    @Alexandrovich95

    ooh, I prefer this to the Renault 5!!

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    1. @turbo.manual Avatar
      @turbo.manual

      I don’t like cars that are designed with circular lights for the purpose of trying to make them look ‘cute’

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    2. @sbomorse Avatar
      @sbomorse

      I really like this too! I’d have this over the R5 but not over the Inster.

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    3. @tochukwuezinwa2122 Avatar
      @tochukwuezinwa2122

      Come on… this car looks terrible. It’s like a disabled cousin of the Renault 5

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    4. @brunodahli2481 Avatar
      @brunodahli2481

      Renault is going to save Nissan again with a restyled Renault 5, a “N5” of sorts, with its round headlights, it’s like a Renault 5 for girls.
      In some ways, the Renault Group and the alliance with Nissan benefit from this, because commercially it becomes a variation on the same theme.

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    5. @vidhocevar5756 Avatar
      @vidhocevar5756

      They could at least put nissan steering wheel inside and not just a nissan badge on it🙄

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  3. @Brookspirit Avatar
    @Brookspirit

    “Micra”!? It’s huge.

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    1. @RichO1701e Avatar
      @RichO1701e

      Bet you use the same dad joke about the MINI cooper

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    2. @Brookspirit Avatar
      @Brookspirit

      @@RichO1701e How is it a dad joke? It’s an observation. A Micra is supposed to be a small car, this isn’t a small car.

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    3. @RichO1701e Avatar
      @RichO1701e

      ​@@Brookspirit oh god, you’re so LAME, you don’t even know what a dad joke is…

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    4. @GruffSillyGoat Avatar
      @GruffSillyGoat

      It’s shorter than the previous Gen5 Micra, just a little wider and taller. But yes it’s bigger than the supermini Micra’s of old the new EV is copying styling clues from.

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  4. @spsmith45 Avatar
    @spsmith45

    Looks good and unusually similar to another car. Renault still has more cool factor maybe, owing to its brand and historical connection.

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  5. @TillOverHill Avatar
    @TillOverHill

    I like the less retro focused styling on the interior of this one actually but the exterior of the 5 is borderline unmatchable this era in terms of identity and style.

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  6. @SteelPorcupine Avatar
    @SteelPorcupine

    It’s kinda disappointing that it’s so similar to the 5; I was assuming they’d go the retro route and make a k10 or k11 clone for the modern era.

    If I were Nissan I’d take the skateboard chassis and stick a modern take on the Pike factory cars onto it (Figaro, BE1 and Pao). They could use their heritage AND charge a premium for it.

    As it is, it’s a less likeable 5 with regen. Let’s hope they price it well enough to compete.

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    1. @TheAllMightyGodofCod Avatar
      @TheAllMightyGodofCod

      Does Nissan have the money?

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    2. @philipcrossley1279 Avatar
      @philipcrossley1279

      I don’t think I would pay a “premium” for any car in this segment. They’re already expensive enough.
      Just saying.

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    3. @thejfg7741 Avatar
      @thejfg7741

      Absolutely agree. I think it also dilutes the uniqueness of the 5

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    4. @thejfg7741 Avatar
      @thejfg7741

      @@philipcrossley1279people rarely pay cash for a car. So Lease and PCP ultimately determine price.

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  7. @ISuperTed Avatar
    @ISuperTed

    Looks like the fiat 600 and R5 had a child. Sure it’s fine, but there really is no difference apart from the lights/rear.

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    1. @philiphidson1007 Avatar
      @philiphidson1007

      100% what i was thinking!

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  8. @th42 Avatar
    @th42

    Will you have to shell out for heated seats & steering wheel?

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    1. @mbak7801 Avatar
      @mbak7801

      I have seated seats in one of my cars. Great for 30 seconds and then too much. In reality I never use them. Never had a heated steering wheel but do not see the point. Talk about wimpy.

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  9. @U-Chewb Avatar
    @U-Chewb

    More vehicles like this please, and less frumpy, fugly, SUV killing machines.

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    1. @LittleBoobsLover Avatar
      @LittleBoobsLover

      yes, but they need to do something better than old, ‘small’ hyundai kona. Kona had 64kwh battery and in cold europe is a bare minimum you should look for if you want ev for a city + a little more sometimes. Producing cars lower than Kona ‘high’ bar is quite… strange. All those gimmicks like squared roof top, 10 stalks, stiches, same interiors, shitty piano black is not necessary for praktical users and they only higher the cost of production. Rather than that I would like to have that 64-75 kwh battery for minumum 300-400 km in winter.

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    2. @unkn3rror Avatar
      @unkn3rror

      More cars that are identical copy and paste?

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  10. @taipizzalord4463 Avatar
    @taipizzalord4463

    I hope this car does well for Nissan.

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  11. @brianiswrong Avatar
    @brianiswrong

    I like the front and back light designs, cabin looks like a black hole, I hope a lighter interior is an option or a glass roof, but ultimately the R5 is the one that will sell.

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  12. @Shambles7698 Avatar
    @Shambles7698

    I prefer the Micra design more unique and different

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  13. @Zcissor Avatar
    @Zcissor

    If its not cheaper than the R5 I see no point in buying it.

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  14. @mikadavies660 Avatar
    @mikadavies660

    I think it will come down to price…. If there was a simple R5 or Micra at the exact same price….. Then the R5 will massively outsell the Micra. So the Micra has to be cheaper.

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    1. @mbak7801 Avatar
      @mbak7801

      They might be for a while after Nissan goes bust. In fact after a couple of years and spares dry up they could be massively cheaper.

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  15. @nicholasdevlin4582 Avatar
    @nicholasdevlin4582

    The last Micra that impressed me was the frog eyed K12. It actually felt uniquely Japanese. No idea why anyone would pick this new model over the Renault 5.

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    1. @richardshiggins704 Avatar
      @richardshiggins704

      I agree . My mother had one for 16 years and now still runs . I always liked it’s looks , quirky in a way .

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  16. @Truthbomb918 Avatar
    @Truthbomb918

    So dark inside, makes a small car feel even smaller

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  17. @Skyf2ll Avatar
    @Skyf2ll

    love the way that the headlights are the badge of the car

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    1. @Quijibos Avatar
      @Quijibos

      Awh man you made me feel stupid for not spotting that lol. Looks quite cool.

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  18. @mbak7801 Avatar
    @mbak7801

    A near bankrupt company wants you to buy a new model car from them which is mostly lifted from another more successful model from a competitor. Are they mad? Why risk ending up with a car with little resale value as Nissan sinks and spares supply dry up? It just does not make sense. The Renault 5 is brilliant, just get one of those. At least Renault will still be around in five years.

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  19. @TheBrookes-i6n Avatar
    @TheBrookes-i6n

    Nissan have destroyed their brand globally, specifically in the UK, this isn’t going to sell well at all. The last few generations of Micra seemed almost deliberately designed to put people off. The very last generation, on the surface a pretty good car, appealed to almost no one and I’d hazard a guess most people never knew it existed. Sticking a badge on other people’s cars is never a way to dig yourself out of a hole. Owning your own platforms, and designing them to appeal to as many people as possible is the way to avoid bankruptcy. Farewell Nissan, was good while it lasted. Shame

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  20. @fairybuddy-angel2035 Avatar
    @fairybuddy-angel2035

    Take the R5 every time. It has a history behind its look and the Micra just looks like a design copy when the Renault team weren’t looking.

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