The presence of Nissan Sakura is enough to steal the attention. One of the attractions presented is the price. For an electric car, the price of the Nissan Sakura is quite affordable.
In an official statement, Nissan claims the Sakura electric car will be sold from 1.78 million yen, including tax and environmentally friendly vehicle subsidies of 550,000 yen.
There are three Nissan Sakura variants offered in Japan namely S, X, and G with retail prices estimated from 2,333,100 yen to a high of 2,940,300 yen.
Another interesting thing is the distance traveled that is presented. Despite its tiny size, the Nissan Sakura has a range of up to 180 km. Therefore, Nissan claims the Sakura is suitable for use as a daily vehicle.
For your information, the Nissan Sakura carries a Lithium-ion battery with a capacity of 20 kWh. Thanks to the battery, the Nissan Sakura is capable of spitting out 47 kW of power and 195 Nm of torque. The maximum speed reaches 130 km / h.
The battery can be recharged within 8 hours. When using a quick charge, then charging the battery only takes 40 minutes. Nissan Sakura has dimensions of 3,395 mm in length, 1,475 mm in width, 1,655 mm in height, and a wheelbase of 2,495 mm. It weighs only 1,070-1,080 kg with a luggage capacity of 107 liters.
Nissan Sakura carries various features. On the exterior, there are headlights in the form of projector-type triple beams that can increase visibility at night. Then at the back there are rear combination LED lights. The design of the alloy wheels is made of aluminum with a typical Japanese design. The charging port is located on the back right of Sakura.
Entering the interior, there is a 7-inch Advanced Drive Assist Display screen. Then there is also a 9-inch navigation screen which is located in the middle position and is already connected to NissanConnect.
The seats are claimed to be as comfortable as the sofa and carry the fabric material. In terms of features, Nissan embeds ProPILOT which is equipped with the ProPILOT Park system. This system allows the car to control the steering wheel, accelerate, brake, and activate the handbrake automatically while parking.
There are three driving modes offered by the Nissan Sakura, namely Eco, Standard and Sport for use in different situations. Operation also tends to be easy with one pedal. All of these embedded features make the Nissan Sakura suitable to be used to accompany daily activities.
