Nissan Note for sale in Nairobi Kenya

About the Nissan Note

1. Brand & Model Introduction

The Nissan Note is a practical subcompact hatchback popular in the Kenyan car market. Appreciated for its roomy interior, modern design, and low running costs, it is a favorite among urban commuters and Uber/Bolt drivers seeking a reliable car in Kenya.

2. Trims or Variants Available

• S Trim – Basic and affordable; includes essentials like ABS and fabric seats

• SV Trim – Adds a touchscreen, premium audio, and improved comfort

• SR Trim – Sportier suspension, exterior styling upgrades

• e‑Power Hybrid Variants – Advanced powertrain with outstanding fuel economy and quiet performance

3. Engine Sizes & Drive Trains

• 1.2 L HR12DE (79 PS) – naturally aspirated petrol, CVT, FWD

• 1.2 L HR12DDR Supercharged (98 PS) – CVT, FWD, offers lively performance

• 1.4 L or 1.6 L petrol engines (in early first-gen imports) available in manual or CVT with FWD

4. Fuel Consumption Rates

• 1.2 L NA petrol – ~23‑26 km/l in Japanese NEDC testing; real‑world use in Kenya is around 15‑20 km/l

• Supercharged 1.2 L – ~26 km/l in lab values, 17‑20 km/l local roads

• e‑Power Hybrid – ~34‑37 km/l in Japan; drivers in Kenya report real‑world averages of 30‑33 km/l in urban traffic

5. Interior Features

• Surprisingly spacious for a hatchback with generous headroom and legroom

• Seats fold nearly flat to expand cargo space (~400 L capacity)

• Higher trims include touchscreen infotainment, multi-function steering, and improved materials

• Thoughtful storage: large door bins, cup holders, and under-seat compartments

6. Exterior Features

• Compact hatchback ideal for Nairobi traffic and tight parking

• Ground clearance ~150 mm—adequate for urban roads but cautious use on rough terrain

• Early models have 15″ wheels; later trims may feature sporty alloys or e‑Power styling enhancements

7. Safety Features & Precautions

• Standard across trims: dual airbags, ABS with EBD, ISOFIX mounts

• Higher grades and hybrid units include driver-assist safety features like lane departure warning and blind‑spot monitoring

• Reliability is solid, though buyers should check for electrical issues in older units

8. Reliability & Maintenance

• The Note is considered a reliable car in Kenya, with few reported engine issues

• Routine servicing is straightforward; parts are commonly available and affordable

• e‑Power variants may require specialized attention, but hybrid demand supports growing parts availability

9. Resale Value in Kenya

• Retains strong resale value thanks to its practicality and economy

• Hybrid and clean higher-grade imports attract premium resale prices

10. Spare Parts Availability in Kenya

• Parts are widely stocked in Nairobi, Mombasa, and other major towns

• Components are often interchangeable with other Nissan small cars like the Versa or Tiida

• Hybrid-specific components are slightly pricier but still accessible

11. Target Buyer – Who is This Car For?

• Ideal for city drivers, small families, students, and rideshare operators

• Great choice for buyers who want a fuel-efficient daily driver with spacious interior and low upkeep

What is the price of Nissan Note in Kenya?

Prices of locally used Nissan Note in Kenya will range from as low as KES 750,000 to around KES 2,100,000 for new models. Below is a price guide of newly imported Nissan Note in Nairobi and Mombasa.

Are you looking at buying new or used Nissan Note in Kenya? Are you looking at selling your used Nissan Note in Kenya? Do you want to know the prices of new or used Nissan Note in Kenya? Do you want to know how to import Nissan Note from Japan? Please visit our show room in Karen, Nairobi and our sales agents will guide you.

Below is a list of Nissan Note for sale in Nairobi, Kenya and also others available in Japan. You can now buy and import year 2026, 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, and 2019 Nissan Note from Japan to Kenya.