May 02, 2021
Nissan Kicks e-Power (left) and Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid.
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If you are a young driver looking for a first car that’s small, practical and sensible, you would get a compact hatchback, like a Honda Jazz.
However, drivers nowadays want a little bit more – more style, more space, and more substance. Consequently, crossovers have become the popular choice among buyers.
And if it’s practicality and long-term affordability you are after, then the Nissan Kicks e-Power and Toyota Yaris Cross Hybrid should be at the top of your shopping list.
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March 05, 2021
Nissan Note e-POWER.
Nissan’s official agent in Singapore, Tan Chong Motor Sales, has launched the Note e-POWER.
This supermini is electrically powered, but does not require an external charging point. Instead, a small internal combustion engine acts as a generator to recharge its batteries.
Prices for the Nissan Note e-POWER currently start from $99,800 with COE.
Nissan Note e-POWER: New style concept
The Note e-POWER is styled around Nissan’s latest design concept called “Timeless Japanese Futurism”.
Within the V-motion grille is a pattern drawn from traditional Japanese design. The wheels are designed to resemble fan blades.
There are 11 colour options for the new Nissan Note e-POWER. These include two-tone options, and the signature Opera Mauve, a colour specially created for this model.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 27 When contractor and part-time Grab driver Koh Jie Meng started driving an electric vehicle (EV) in 2019, he had to make special trips to a flatted factory in Ang Mo Kio every two to three days to charge the Hyundai Kona Electric, which he rented.
Nissan Singapore launches petrol light commercial vehicle lineup
Tan Chong Motor Sales, the exclusive distributor of Nissan passenger and Light Commercial Vehicles (LCVs) in Singapore, has announced that it will offer a full lineup of petrol-powered Nissan LCVs from April 2021.
This is in support of the National Environment Agency and Land Transport Authority s new Commercial Vehicle Emission Scheme (CVES) and enhanced Early Turnover Scheme (ETS), which will take effect from 1 April 2021 until 31 March 2023.
The petrol-powered LCVs benefit from the government s incentives, lower vehicle maintenance costs and are also less polluting
With the introduction of the petrol-engined Nissan NV350 Urvan full-size van in April, Nissan s entire lineup of LCVs in Singapore, which includes the Nissan Cabstar light truck and Nissan NV200 compact van, will be petrol-powered. With these, Nissan will have the widest petrol LCV lineup in Singapore, in-line with the government s initiatives towards