In a growing sea of compact hatches, the Note e-POWER gets a light refresh to remind buyers it had already gotten the formula (largely) right the first try.
Nissan's e-POWER technology gives you the instant power of electric cars with the range and convenience of a petrol car for you to power through life.
Tan Chong Motor has announced that it is now accepting bookings for the Nissan Note e-POWER here in Singapore.
Penned by the team at Nissan Design Europe, the 20-23 Concept is a modern take on Nissan's long tradition of making small cars.
The Aqua Hybrid has the upper hand when it comes to efficiency, but the Note e-POWER impresses with its unique powertrain and sweet drive.
The vehicle incorporates the advanced technologies of the Note e-POWER with added premium features and system enhancements.
The Nissan Note e-POWER packages a frugal drivertrain within a futuristic exterior design. Should you get one?
Back from its hiatus, the Nissan Pulsar looks to gain some ground in the hatchback segment, going up against the Ford Focus and the Peugeot 308.
The Nissan Cube has a distinctive, whimsical styling and is practical for young drivers and small families.
At launch, the Micra Gen5 will be available in two 90bhp options - a 0.9-litre turbocharged three-cylinder petrol engine, as well as a 1.5-litre diesel.
When it comes to superminis, the war continues to rage on with dozens of models available - just like the new Mazda2 and the Nissan Note.
The Nissan Sway concept, which made its debut at the Geneva Motor Show, was created to bring fresh, high-end thinking to the compact hatchback segment.
The all new Nissan Pulsar five-door hatchback delivers Nissan's passion for innovation and design flair to an even bigger audience.
Nissan has unveiled the latest and sportiest iteration of the popular Note, the Note Nismo, which will reach dealer showrooms in Japan in the fall of 2014.
Nissan brings technology, style and sector leading space to the compact car segment with the new Nissan Pulsar hatchback in Europe.
With the all new Pulsar, which would retail from autumn 2014 across Europe, Nissan is set to re-enter the important compact car segment market.
They may be one of the smallest forms of transport around town, but that doesn't mean they're any less capable than their bigger brothers. We find out which is the best.
Datsun is making a comeback for emerging markets and have unveiled their first model - the Go - in India yesterday.
Recently revived Datsun has teased its first car - a five door hatchback - in similar lines to the Nissan March for emerging markets like India.
Japanese tuning company Impul is offering the humble Nissan Note hatchback a more sportier update through its tuning programme.