Nissan Micra Specifications

Mid-range Acenta models are the ones to go for

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Nissan Micra trims
Visia
RRP from £12,875

Entry-level Visia models are best avoided unless you’re on a very tight budget. They come with a basic two-speaker stereo with Bluetooth connectivity, electric front windows, a height-adjustable driver’s seat and automatic headlights and windscreen wipers but you’ll have to pay extra for a Visia+ model if you want air conditioning.

Nissan Micra Visia equipment
Wheels

15" steel wheels

Exterior Features

Black door handles

Body coloured bumpers

Automatic headlights with dusk sensor

Entertainment

2 speakers

Radio/single CD player

MP3 player

Radio/MP3 player

Interior Features

2 height adjustable rear headrests

Casual cloth upholstery

Driver Convenience

Stop/start system

Safety

Forward emergency braking

Nissan Micra Visia engines
There are 2 engines available with the Visia trim
1.0 IG 71
  • Petrol
  • Manual
  • 5 door
Engine size
1.0 litres
Brake horsepower (BHP)
71
Acceleration (0-60mph)
16.4s
Fuel economy
53mpg
First year road tax
£165
RRP from
£12,875
1.5 dCi
  • Diesel
  • Manual
  • 5 door
Engine size
1.5 litres
Brake horsepower (BHP)
90
Acceleration (0-60mph)
11.9s
Fuel economy
69mpg
First year road tax
£165
RRP from
£15,260
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The Micra's acoustic windscreen keeps the cabin quiet at speed
Its clever suspension deals well with bumps
There's reasonable kneeroom in the back for a small car
The Micra's cabin looks fresh and modern
Tekna models have speakers hidden in the headrests
Its big front doors aid access
The Micra's three-spoke steering wheel looks quite sporty
You can easily get a buggy in the Nissan's boot
There's reasonable kneeroom in the back for a small car
All models come with five doors
A small rear window restricts the view out the back
The Micra doesn't lean too much in bends
Models with small wheels deal with bumps best
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