The Nissan Micra will be 1,700 euros cheaper
The Nissan Micra is becoming cheaper in Germany: Depending on the variant, the list price of this electric city car drops by up to 1,710 euros. Additionally, the sibling model to the Renault 5 receives new comfort features as well as an improved range.
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The Japanese manufacturer says it is entering autumn with the Nissan Micra featuring more attractive prices and updated details. Specifically, the fully electric city car introduced a year ago now starts at 26,290 euros for its base Engage version, down from 27,990 euros previously. As before, it comes equipped with a front-wheel-drive system delivering 90 kW of power and a battery with a capacity of 40 kWh.
Despite the lower price, there are also minor improvements in the new model year. The Nissan Micra now features new exterior mirrors with optimized aerodynamics, as well as adjustments to the underbody and trunk trim. These are designed to improve noise comfort and reduce air resistance. Thanks to the lower air resistance, the maximum WLTP range with the 40-kWh battery has increased from 317 km to 325 km.
R5’s known range improvements
With the larger 52-kWh battery available in the Advance and Evolve trims, the WLTP range has increased from 416 km to 427 km. A few weeks ago, Nissan’s partner Renault already announced slight range improvements for the Nissan Micra’s sibling model, the Renault 5 — attributing these to improved exterior mirrors and an update to the battery electronics.
A new standard safety feature of the electric Nissan Micra is the “eCall 4G” function, which automatically sends an emergency call over the 4G mobile network and transmits important vehicle data in the event of a severe accident. This helps Nissan meet the EU’s GSR2-C regulation requirements for higher vehicle safety standards.
More Comfort in Advance
The mid-tier Advance model, whose starting price drops from 29,990 to 28,290 euros, now features an upgraded smartphone charging pad: thanks to optimized ventilation and magnetic ring technology, the charging pad ensures fast charging while preventing excessive heat buildup, according to the manufacturer. Additional comfort features are also intended to enhance daily usability, including a new LED interior lighting system for both the front and rear passengers, creating a pleasant atmosphere.
All trim levels and their new starting prices are listed here for your reference:
| Battery | kW | Engage | Advance | Evolve |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 40 kWh | 90 | 26,290 euros | 28,290 euros | – |
| 52 kWh | 110 | – | 31,290 euros | 33,190 euros |
The Nissan Micra is a true classic among compact cars: It was produced in over five generations as a gasoline-powered vehicle from 1983 to 2022. However, the model has been on hiatus for some time — before making its comeback last year as a fully electric compact car.
In the German market, the electric Nissan Micra has already established itself since its dealer debut in early 2026. Recently, the model saw around 500 new registrations per month, with a total of 3,656 units hitting German roads from January to September according to the Federal Motor Transport Authority. The Renault R5, a model that has been available for longer, registered nearly twice as many new units at 7,113 over the same period, just managing to make it into the top 30 of electric car registrations in Germany.