Nissan unveils all-electric Micra with up to 253 miles of range and V2L capability

Nissan has confirmed that the sixth-generation Micra will return to the B-segment as a fully electric vehicle, bringing new design, technology and dynamic features to the brand’s compact hatchback line-up.

The model will be available exclusively as a five-door EV and offer up to 253 miles of range with fast charging and Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) technology.

Built on the AmpR EV platform and designed in London at Nissan Design Europe, the Micra combines a bold new stance with distinctive detailing.

The SUV-inspired design features 18-inch wheels, dark wheel arch trims, and a signature headlamp design that performs a ‘welcome wink’ when the car is unlocked.

Nissan will offer 14 colour combinations, including two-tone variants with a black or grey roof depending on trim level.

The new Micra will be offered with two battery options: a 40kWh pack with 90kW of power and 192 miles of range, and a 52kWh version offering 110kW and up to 253 miles.

Both support fast charging, with 15% to 80% capacity achieved in 30 minutes. A heat pump, battery thermal management and V2L capability are standard on all versions.

Inside, the model features dual 10.1-inch screens and integrated Google built-in services. Navigation, media, and smart home controls are available via Google Assistant, while over-the-air updates keep maps current.