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Nissan Juke → Nissan Kicks

This lineage follows 2 successive Nissan models across 2011–2026, covering 16 model years in the database. Best combined fuel consumption improved, from 7.8 l/100km for the Nissan Juke to 7.1 l/100km for the Nissan Kicks. Average kerb weight fell by about 93 kg over the lineage.

Generations2
Span2011–2026
Model years16

Generations in order

Fuel economy across the lineage

Combined consumption by model year, l/100 km. Lower is better.

8.77.1Nissan Juke 2011: 8.1 l/100kmNissan Juke 2012: 8.7 l/100kmNissan Juke 2013: 8.7 l/100kmNissan Juke 2014: 8.7 l/100kmNissan Juke 2015: 7.8 l/100kmNissan Juke 2016: 7.8 l/100kmNissan Juke 2017: 8.1 l/100kmNissan Kicks 2018: 7.1 l/100kmNissan Kicks 2019: 7.1 l/100kmNissan Kicks 2020: 7.1 l/100kmNissan Kicks 2021: 7.1 l/100kmNissan Kicks 2022: 7.1 l/100kmNissan Kicks 2023: 7.1 l/100kmNissan Kicks 2024: 7.1 l/100kmNissan Kicks 2025: 7.6 l/100kmNissan Kicks 2026: 7.6 l/100km20112026
Nissan JukeNissan Kicks

Generation comparison

ModelYearsEconomyWeightPowerYears with recalls
Nissan Juke2011–20177.8–8.7 l/100km1,313–1,443 kg—7 of 7
Nissan Kicks2018–20267.1–7.6 l/100km1,195–1,476 kg—7 of 9

About this lineage

Model succession comes from Wikidata. All specifications come from the government datasets listed on each model's page.