Nissan
The redesigned crossover carries into a new generation without the price growing too much.
- Nissan released pricing information for the 2025 Kicks subcompact crossover.
- The Kicks earned a major overhaul for 2025 that includes a larger footprint, a more powerful engine, and a totally new design.
- Pricing for the redesigned Kicks starts at $23,220 for the base model ($24,720 for the base model with AWD) and ranges to more than $29,070 for the all-wheel-drive-equipped SR model.
We’ve seen this Kicks before; Nissan first showed off the new generation of the subcompact crossover in March. The redesign has brought a larger footprint, a new design, a more powerful engine, and available all-wheel drive. Now, five months later, Nissan has just announced pricing for the 2025 Kicks.
Despite the major overhaul, pricing for the Kicks doesn’t change all that much. In front-drive guise, the subcompact SUV kicks things off (sorry) with a starting price of $23,220 for the entry S trim. The mid-trim SV carries a starting price of $25,070 and swaps the standard 7.0-inch display for a larger 12.3-inch center screen while adding support for wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
The front-drive version of the top SR trim comes in at $27,570 and gains a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster, improved driver assistance technology, and unique styling cues. All-wheel drive can be added to all three trims for an additional $1500 on the S and SR or $1650 on the SV.
Nissan announced last spring that the Kicks would begin arriving in dealerships late this summer but hasn’t provided a specific date. All trim levels will be powered by the recently added 2.0-liter four that it shares with the Nissan Sentra sedan. The new mill churns out 141 horsepower and uses a continuously variable automatic transmission to send power to the wheels.
