when you are going to introduce the nissan x-trail e power in the philippine market,coz toyota RAV4 is,already available for hybrid in the Philippine market and Mitsubushi Outlander HEV wherein that is Nissan category competitor. Hope Nissan Philippines will bring the Nissan X-Trail e-power in the Philippine market soon..willing to buy that model once arrived the Philippines VE and VL variants
I don't think you can charge it with a wall power because they said they eliminated the plug-in option. So it will never be a full battery electric. This is a fake EV. You still power it with gasoline/ diesel.
The Big question is, how far can the Kicks go on a fully charged battery, before the ICE for the generation turn for the rescue? I hope it's quite distant. Okay, ... driving in economy? And on Sport mode? How far could it go?
How do you explain the efficiency of this system? Converting petrol to electricity would have losses already. The power you accumulate in the battery would not be equal to the power you get from a pure ICE engine with the same amount of fuel from a KICK system! This is a nice option but is it really full electric if you use petrol all the time and no chance to charge from electric grid?
Hi, my new X-Trail(Rouge) e-Power e-4orce uses avg 8,5-9,1 l/100km after 5500km so tell me who reports, that it uses less fuel than normal hybrid. Maybe my car has some error of the e-power system. BTW driving experience is excellent. Starting "up the hill" is easy - it is just an EV car.
the only thing that,i don't for nissan is the aircon vent its very old style even in other nissan car model like for example the nissan pro4x its the sames old style aircon vent,hope that nissan will upgrade the old style aircon vent in the near future model plus include the wireless charging as well
ganda sana kaya lang sobrang liit ng battery. ang problema diyan parang mga smartphone noon na maliit battery, kailangan palitan agad. kung sisingilin ka ng nissan ng 50k-100k sa palit ng battery, wala na yung natipid mo sa gas, lugi ka pa. sana nilagyan din nila ng AC/DC charging, para makatipid pa ng konti saka less ang punta sa gas station.
Over-all fuel savings of 10-20% compared to an ICE? The reason we want to use Full EV is to have 100% fuel savings! This is not an electric car. The least that you can claim is that this is a Gas fueled electric car, does that sound ironic? It should.
sana alternator nlang nilagay nla pra wla nang gastos sa gasolina, ganon tlaga wla na cla kikitain sa pertoleum my mga shares din kasi mga car company kaya hirap mwala ng peroleum engines
"I didn't even have to top up the gas tank" then proceeds to say "I only top it up once". Make up your mind, dude. You didn't have to, or you had to top up.
the e pedal is no joke. i just tested one today and its absolutely usable in manila traffic.
Just wow! Game changer. No hassle electric vehicle option. Congratulations NISSAN Philippines!
Enjoying Nissan Kicks E-Power!
This car is really a game changer. Good job Nissan!
NGL, i've never been more excited about an automobile than this.
Hihihi Tito James ko yata yan ❤️❤️❤️ ganda ng color ng unit nya ❤️❤️❤️
The best part of the stream there is together in electric dreams
32:35 can someone explain if these prices already include the discount from the new EVIDA law?
Hi, when is the Nissan Kicks E-Power going to be available in Abu Dhabi??
How safe this epower when encounter a flood water on the road? Thank you!
When is it coming to India?
Interested... 😁
Range anxiety is gone. Vow what a relief. Great job Nissan. This is what the people want. Please launch this in India. Will sell like hot hot cakes
If you run out of gas how far can the car run on battery only to make it to next gas station???
5km with full battery charge
@@zodiacfml can I charge it with wall socket aside from built-in generator?
@@Larph13 not a plug-in hybrid, all electricity comes from engine
Only 5km @@zodiacfml
when you are going to introduce the nissan x-trail e power in the philippine market,coz toyota RAV4 is,already available for hybrid in the Philippine market and Mitsubushi Outlander HEV wherein that is Nissan category competitor. Hope Nissan Philippines will bring the Nissan X-Trail e-power in the Philippine market soon..willing to buy that model once arrived the Philippines VE and VL variants
How much is the cost for the replacement of lithium battery?
How long will the factory issued batteries last? And how much will be the replacement?
my current mileage 164k, battery is in decent condition
What does nissan use in its sound system?
I wish you'd also give some basic instruction on how to deal with a flat tyre
How much is EPOWER KICKS? HOPE THEY come to the states! I want this car. I'll trade in my old KICKS.
How many amp hour is the battery? Can it transition into full BEV when the battery is upgraded?
I don't think you can charge it with a wall power because they said they eliminated the plug-in option. So it will never be a full battery electric. This is a fake EV. You still power it with gasoline/ diesel.
The Big question is, how far can the Kicks go on a fully charged battery, before
the ICE for the generation turn for the rescue? I hope it's quite distant. Okay, ...
driving in economy? And on Sport mode? How far could it go?
I'm just wondering that fuel for charging the battery why not use solar panel instead?
Solar panels are weak & inconsistant, what if the sun is not strong enough?
How can I get my hands on one?
Why no spare tire?
I like the unit but can I leave it not.using for a year or two pls respond.
If ever the battery is down,,,how much the lithium battery
I want fun colors from Nissan.
How do you explain the efficiency of this system? Converting petrol to electricity would have losses already. The power you accumulate in the battery would not be equal to the power you get from a pure ICE engine with the same amount of fuel from a KICK system! This is a nice option but is it really full electric if you use petrol all the time and no chance to charge from electric grid?
35:44
generator car⚡⛽ hope to see additional kits that can integrate to a smart home so it can be charged to the outlet or it can be a backup generator🏡
Willing to trade up my versa,soon nissan soon.
Hi, my new X-Trail(Rouge) e-Power e-4orce uses avg 8,5-9,1 l/100km after 5500km so tell me who reports, that it uses less fuel than normal hybrid. Maybe my car has some error of the e-power system. BTW driving experience is excellent. Starting "up the hill" is easy - it is just an EV car.
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the only thing that,i don't for nissan is the aircon vent its very old style even in other nissan car model like for example the nissan pro4x its the sames old style aircon vent,hope that nissan will upgrade the old style aircon vent in the near future model plus include the wireless charging as well
ganda sana kaya lang sobrang liit ng battery. ang problema diyan parang mga smartphone noon na maliit battery, kailangan palitan agad. kung sisingilin ka ng nissan ng 50k-100k sa palit ng battery, wala na yung natipid mo sa gas, lugi ka pa.
sana nilagyan din nila ng AC/DC charging, para makatipid pa ng konti saka less ang punta sa gas station.
it has Self-charging capability sir
Tatakbo naman siguro ito kung sakali sira na ang battery...gasoline nlng gamitin.
@@kabonetchannel babagal o hihina yung hatak. nasa 20 KW o 27 Horsepower lang yung generator.
@@leannemartlejayme6918ibig sabihin mababawasan parin ang gas kapag self charge.
Over-all fuel savings of 10-20% compared to an ICE? The reason we want to use Full EV is to have 100% fuel savings! This is not an electric car. The least that you can claim is that this is a Gas fueled electric car, does that sound ironic? It should.
O oh no spare tire?
Why the rubbish infotainment screen looks like Europe gets the better one
sana alternator nlang nilagay nla pra wla nang gastos sa gasolina, ganon tlaga wla na cla kikitain sa pertoleum my mga shares din kasi mga car company kaya hirap mwala ng peroleum engines
"I didn't even have to top up the gas tank" then proceeds to say "I only top it up once". Make up your mind, dude. You didn't have to, or you had to top up.