Nissan has released a Note Nismo Black Limited Edition in Japan. This special edition is a cosmetic one and is applicable to the Note e-Power Nismo, Note e-Power Nismo S and Note Nismo S variants of the high-roofed five-door hatchback.
Nismo has already done its work on the Note, and this Black LE merely turns the visual heat up a notch. Add ons include a black roof, which flows into the black decal on the hood. Other black bits include the shark fin antenna, tailgate spoiler and wing mirror caps. Red accents can be found on the lower front bumper, side skirts and side mirrors.
The Note Nismo Black Limited Edition can only be had in two colours – pearl white and dark grey. This seasonal range topper includes options such as LED headlamps, active cruise control (except Note Nismo S) and navigation. Prices in Japan will start from 2,682,900 yen (RM104,743).
The Note e-Power is a hybrid that’s rather unique in concept. There’s a 79 PS/103 Nm 1.2 litre three-cylinder engine in the hood, which acts solely as a generator for the 109 PS/254 Nm electric motor. The ICE is not connected to the driven wheels, so none of its power actually reaches the ground.
Nissan says that the system provides the benefits of an electric motor – max torque from standstill, for instance – without the accompanying range anxiety. There’s no plug-in option.
The e-Power Nismo does not get more power, but there’s improved throttle response and regenerative braking from a specially tuned Vehicle Control Module. The Note e-Power Nismo S gets an uprated powertrain that raises output to 136 PS and 320 Nm. The non-hybrid Nismo S comes with a 1.6L NA engine with 140 PS and 163 Nm.
GALLERY: Nissan Note e-Power Nismo S
GALLERY: Nissan Note e-Power at KLIMS 2018
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This or Yaris Gazoo.
i like nissan but i dont like TC. Their service make it worst
TAN CHONG!!! Where are youuuu??!!! Oh Still sleeping….zzzzzzzzz
Nissan Japan should strip off thier right to sell Nissan in Malaysia . This morons dont know how to grab the market with marketable models. Idiota
But another problem is Nissan cars aren’t that hot at all. They just don’t have the pull factor and this made worse by tan chong’s inept marketing.
Their morons only know how to come onto websites like PT and talk trash about their competitor cars when they should have been trying to sell their cars, unfortunate for them their cars are nothing to squeak about, so they continue to talk trash.
Predict Malaysia vehicle sales data for September 2019 by brand:
1. Perodua @ Mumm-Ra 15900 units
2. Proton @ Thundercats 8934 units
3. Honda 6200 units
4. Toyota 4900 units
5. Nissan 1800 units
this is the most outdated Nissan, clear stock on the move.
Just look at how Nissan Versa, Slyphy, Juke has evolved.