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Nissan presented the compact Pixo electric vehicle

Nissan has presented the new Pixo compact electric vehicle. The model is built on the Renault Twingo platform, featuring a single 80-horsepower engine and a range of 259 km according to the WLTP cycle.

Nissan presented the compact Pixo electric vehicle

Nissan has unveiled its new compact Pixo electric vehicle. The model is developed on the same platform as the Renault Twingo and the second-generation Dacia Spring.

The new car features pixel elements on the front and rear. However, when viewed from the side, the car almost completely resembles the Renault Twingo model.

The length of the electric vehicle is 3796 mm, and its turning diameter is 9.9 m. The wheelbase is 2492 mm. The Pixo model relies on the same platform as the Twingo and Spring. The electric vehicle is equipped with a 27.5 kWh lithium-iron-phosphate battery. The range according to the WLTP cycle is 259 km. It can be charged with direct current up to 50 kW. The battery charges from 15 percent to 80 percent in about 28 minutes.

The front wheels are driven by an electric motor with a capacity of 80 horsepower and a torque of 175 Nm. The Pixo accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 12.1 seconds.

The luggage compartment volume behind the rear seats is 356 liters, and when the independent rear seats are folded, this figure increases to 1221 liters.

The interior of the Pixo almost duplicates the Twingo cabin, but Nissan has retained physical buttons and regulators to control key functions. At the same time, the electric vehicle received modern technologies, including the Google Gemini voice assistant and a Face ID facial recognition system that allows driver identification and loading of personal settings.

Sales of the Pixo will start in Europe in early 2027. The company will announce prices in December 2026. In the basic version, the price of the electric vehicle could be up to 20 thousand euros (approximately 270 million soums).

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