Exploring the 2023 Nissan Kicks Interior

October 25th, 2022 by

2022 Nissan Kicks Zero Gravity Front Seats

The Nissan Kicks has impressed drivers all over Huntersville and Charlotte with its sensational style, lively performance, and top-notch features. So, how will you feel in the driver’s seat? Explore the 2023 Nissan Kicks interior with Modern Nissan of Lake Norman to get a sneak peek at what you can expect during your test drive in Cornelius, and get more car buying tips with our team!

Nissan Kicks Inside Features

Whether you want to warm up the cabin or pull up a podcast, the Nissan Kicks interior is packed with comforts and conveniences to make your Mooresville commute better than ever. Take a look at some of the highlighted entertainment and connectivity features:

  • Air conditioning with an in-cabin microfilter
  • Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
  • Power windows with driver’s one-touch auto-up/down feature
  • Power door locks with an auto-locking feature
  • Push Button Ignition
  • Available Bose UltraNearfield Speakers

Nissan Kicks Inside Technology

In addition to the high-tech convenience features onboard the latest Kicks, the interior is also equipped with the latest and greatest in safety technology. This includes everything from hands-free smartphone integration to the standard Nissan Safety Shield 360. Take a look at some of the ways Nissan makes safer driving easier:

  • Siri® Eyes Free
  • Bluetooth® Hands-free Phone System
  • Illuminated steering wheel-mounted audio controls
  • Automatic emergency braking
  • Blind spot monitoring

Nissan Kicks Inside Dimensions

Finally, what about space? The Nissan Kicks interior has space for up to five people to kick back and relax, along with plenty of room for cargo in the back. Nissan Kicks inside dimensions include:

  • Front Headroom: 40.4 inches
  • Rear Headroom: 38.5 inches
  • Front Legroom: 43.7 inches
  • Rear Legroom: 33.5 inches
  • Front Hiproom: 50.9 inches
  • Rear Hiproom: 49.1 inches
  • EPA Interior Passenger Volume: 92.6 cubic feet
  • Cargo Volume w/ Rear Seat Up: 25.3 cubic feet
  • Cargo Volume w/ Rear Seats Down: 32.3 cubic feet

Nissan Kicks Interior Colors

Beyond the great features and the spacious dimensions, the Nissan Kicks also offers room for personalization. Not only can you equip your interior with genuine OEM Nissan accessories like cargo nets and accent lighting, but you can also take your pick of the following cabin colors:

  • Charcoal Cloth
  • Charcoal Prima-Tex
  • Charcoal Sport Cloth

Test Drive the Nissan Kicks at Modern Nissan of Lake Norman!

Whether you want to see the Nissan Kicks interior colors up close or start the paperwork on your new car, contact us at Modern Nissan of Lake Norman to get started in Cornelius. Want to get a sneak peek of our inventory? Start shopping our new Nissan Kicks inventory online!

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