As outlined earlier, the 2025 Nissan Kicks looks nothing like its predecessor, especially from the front. The gawky front grille has been replaced with a newer, wider grille that looks more fresh and modern. The wider grille also plays its part in making the car look bigger. From the sides, the car looks more rounded, although there are some elements of boxiness throughout the design, accentuated by its chunkier fenders. Looking at the car from the rear, the first thing you’d notice are the full-width LED taillights and the subtle roof-mounted spoiler.
There are major changes to the interior design as well, with the older 7-inch touchscreen panel being replaced by twin 12.3-inch displays that support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The higher-end models also get a Bose-branded 10-speaker audio system, with some speakers placed on the headrests.
The most important change to the interiors, however, concerns the overall increase in size. Compared to its predecessor, the 2025 Nissan Kicks offers 1.7 inches of additional shoulder room for front passengers, and 1.5 inches shoulder room for rear passengers. There’s also 0.9 inches of additional knee room for rear seat passengers, despite the increase in storage volume as well. Further accentuating the feeling of spaciousness from the inside is the presence of a new panoramic sunroof.
