London, September 24 (Nissan) -- Nissan has unveiled the Pixo, an all-electric A-segment city car developed specifically for European customers in partnership with Renault, with customer deliveries scheduled to begin in early 2027. The Pixo measures 3,796 mm in length with a 2,492 mm wheelbase and a 9.9-metre turning circle, and is the first Nissan model in Europe to use a lithium iron phosphate battery.
The 27.5 kWh pack delivers up to 259 kilometres of WLTP range, while a front-mounted motor produces 60 kW. DC fast charging at 50 kW is standard across the range, taking the battery from 15 to 80 percent in about 28 minutes, alongside 11 kW bidirectional AC charging.
The car will be built at Renault's Novo Mesto plant in Slovenia and offers up to 356 litres of boot space, expanding to 1,221 litres with the rear seats folded. Standard equipment includes a 7-inch driver display, a 10-inch touchscreen, Google built-in with Gemini available in 16 languages and dialects, Face ID, e-Pedal technology, automated emergency braking, lane-keeping assistance and hands-free parking.
Pricing and pre-order details will be announced from December 2026.
