Meet the 2025 Nissan Versa: Compact Efficiency

The 2025 Nissan LEAF and the 2025 Nissan Versa are two popular choices for drivers seeking an affordable city car. Here's a rundown of their differences so that you know what to expect during a test drive here at our Nissan dealership. more Class and Power The 2025 LEAF is an electric hatchback powered by a single motor driving the front wheels and a 40 kWh or a 60 kWh propulsion battery. The base powertrain provides 147 horsepower and 236 pound-feet of torque, while the larger battery offers 214 horsepower and 250 pound-feet of torque. The 2025 Versa is a gas-powered subcompact sedan. Each of its three trim levels is powered by a 1.6L 4-cylinder engine with 122 horsepower and 114 pound-feet of torque. Comfort and Cargo While both the 2025 LEAF and the 2025 Versa are compact vehicles with seats for five riders, the LEAF is more suitable for families. This hatchback has a generous cargo area with a volume of 23.6 cubic feet, which is easy to expand thanks to the 60/40 split-folding rear bench. It also provides 42.1 inches of legroom at the front and 33.5 inches for the second row. The Versa is a better option for commuters and new drivers. This sedan provides a generous 44.5 inches of front-row legroom, which is plenty for tall drivers, and 31 inches of second-row legroom. The trunk offers 14.7 cubic feet of cargo capacity, and a 60/40 split-folding rear bench is available on select trims. Tech Features Both vehicles come equipped with the NissanConnect infotainment system, offered standard with an 8-inch touchscreen on the LEAF and a 7-inch touchscreen on the Versa. Smartphone integration with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility is standard on the LEAF and available on the Versa, while Nissan's connected services are optional on both models. Driver Assistance Technologies Nissan also equips both the LEAF and the Versa with advanced driver assistance technologies, including anti-collision systems with automatic emergency braking and pedestrian detection. Rear automatic braking is standard on both models, while rear cross-traffic alerts are available on select Versa trim levels. To explore each of these models and find your next ride, visit us at JP Nissan in Blytheville, AR.

Entirely revamped for its 2025 release, the Nissan Kicks is a subcompact crossover SUV that keeps earning the hearts of families across the country with its stylish design, affordable price, and comfortable interior. Take a closer look at its features, visit your trusted dealership, and book a test drive of the fantastic 2025 Nissan Kicks today! more Mechanical Features The new Kicks is available in three trim levels, all of which come standard with front-wheel drive and optional AWD. This subcompact crossover SUV is powered by a DOHC 2.0-liter engine that produces 141 horsepower and 140 pounds of torque. All trims boast an independent strut front suspension, electric power-assist steering, and a responsive Xtronic continuously variable transmission that makes it easy to overtake on the highway and stay confident behind the wheel. All 2025 Kicks models feature selectable terrain modes that adjust the engine and traction control settings to different road surface conditions, making this model perfect for road trips and offroad adventures Safety and Connectivity Packed with technological features, the new Kicks is engineered to keep you safe and connected wherever you go. All models are equipped with a comprehensive set of collision-prevention and driver-assist systems, including intelligent forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking, rear cross-traffic alert, and pedestrian detection. Automatic high-beam headlights, hill hold control, driver attention alert, brake assist, and lane departure warning are also standard. While the S trim level of the new Kicks comes with a seven-inch NissanConnect infotainment touchscreen, the rest of the lineup boasts a 12.3-inch unit. Bluetooth phone connectivity, wireless audio streaming, a 12V DC power outlet, and a USB port are standard in base trims. SV and SR models also offer wireless smartphone connectivity via Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a wireless charging pad, and custom mobile apps. Space and Versatility The new Kicks can carry up to five occupants comfortably by providing 42.7 inches of legroom in the driver and front passenger seats, 34.5 inches in the rear, and 23.9 cubic feet of cargo volume. Additionally, all trims come with 60-40 foldable rear seat backs, providing additional space to carry just about anything you can think of. The 2025 Kicks might just be the perfect vehicle for you and your family, bringing together cutting-edge technology, class-leading fuel efficiency, and an affordable entry price. Visit us today at JP Nissan in Blytheville, AR, check out this crossover SUV in person, and make it yours with one of the flexible and convenient financing plans we have available for our customers.

Nissan has an impressive history of technological innovation, which grows longer every year. As your Nissan dealership, we want to tell you about some of the many tech features you'll find in 2025 Nissan models. more Xtronic Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) A regular transmission uses fixed gears and numerous fast-moving components to convert the raw energy produced by the engine into a usable form and direct it to the wheels so they can move at the required speed. The gear movements are controlled by either a transmission control unit in automatic transmissions or by the driver using a gear stick in a manual transmission. The Xtronic CVT takes transmission operations to the next level using variable-diameter pulleys and a belt to create a continuous range of gears instead of being restricted to fixed gear movements. This provides smoother and faster gear changes and requires fewer transmission components. Fewer components reduce the time and cost of a transmission service, reduce heat in the transmission, and the wear and tear it causes, and increase fuel economy. ProPILOT Park Park assist systems are installed in many Nissan models. They use a camera and sensors to help you park your Nissan easily by detecting possible obstructions and providing real-time guidelines to assist you. The 2025 Nissan Ariya, however, features the revolutionary ProPILOT Park system that takes the stress and hassle out of parking by enabling your vehicle to park itself. When you activate ProPILOT Park, twelve sensors positioned around your vehicle scan the surrounding area. They are backed up by cameras that will identify a parking spot and display it on the screen. Once you confirm the selected space, ProPILOT Park takes over to control the steering, gear shifting, and brakes as it maneuvers into the parking space. Once inside the space, it engages the parking brake to signal that parking is complete. Intelligent Around View Monitor (I-AVM) Cameras are a standard feature on many vehicles and help to keep you within the lane lines on the road, identify traffic signs, and perform many other functions. I-AVM uses four wide-angle cameras, mounted on the front, rear, and both sideview mirrors, to provide a 360-degree bird's-eye view of the area around your vehicle. Advanced algorithms stitch the four images together and update them in real-time, making it easier to maneuver at low speed, for example, reversing out of your driveway or moving into a parking space. I-AVM also includes motion detection and can identify moving vehicles, people, or animals. If something is detected, you'll hear a warning chime, and an icon will appear on your screen to identify the object's position. Experience these and many other high-tech systems for yourself by visiting us at JP Nissan in Blytheville, AR.