Nissan Pixo 2026 new electric city car global debut

Nissan Pixo 2026 Revealed – New Electric City Car Debuts

Nissan has unveiled the Pixo, a new A-segment electric city car for Europe with a 27.5 kWh LFP battery, up to 259 km of WLTP range and 50 kW DC fast charging.

It slots in below the Micra as Nissan's smallest EV, and it arrives with technology usually reserved for far larger cars including Google built-in and the Gemini assistant.

Nissan Pixo Specifications


Type A-segment electric city car
Battery 27.5 kWh LFP
Range Up to 259 km WLTP
Power 60 kW
DC charging 50 kW · 15–80% in about 28 min
AC charging 11 kW bidirectional
Dimensions 3,796 × 1,790 × 1,512 mm
Wheelbase 2,492 mm
Turning circle 9.9 m
Boot 356 L · 1,221 L seats folded

Official Nissan figures. WLTP is a test cycle, so real-world range will be lower.

Battery, Range and Charging


The 27.5 kWh LFP battery is deliberately modest. A small city car does not need 80 kWh, and a smaller pack means less weight, lower cost and — with LFP chemistry — good tolerance of heat and frequent charging.

50 kW DC charging takes the battery from 15% to 80% in about 28 minutes. That is not headline-grabbing next to 350 kW systems, but on a pack this size it is the sensible pairing: a bigger charging system would add cost for little real benefit.

More interesting is the 11 kW bidirectional AC charging, which means the car can send energy out as well as take it in the beginnings of using a parked car as a power source rather than just a consumer.

Size and Practicality


At 3,796 mm long with a 9.9-metre turning circle, the Pixo is built for tight streets and difficult parking. The turning circle is the number city drivers feel most often it decides whether a U-turn is one movement or three.

Inside, sliding rear seats let owners trade legroom for luggage. The boot holds 356 litres, rising to 1,221 litres with the rear seats folded generous for a car under 3.8 metres.

Design


The Pixo introduces pixel-inspired lighting as part of Nissan's newer EV design language, offered in colours including Wonder Purple and Gear Blue. Small cars live or die on character, and Nissan has clearly decided not to play it safe.

Technology


This is where the Pixo punches above its class. It has Google built-in with the Gemini assistant handling navigation, entertainment and communication by voice — Nissan is bringing Gemini into the A-segment with this car.

There is also Face ID for driver recognition, the MyNissan app, a 7-inch driver display and a 10-inch infotainment screen. A decade ago this equipment list belonged to executive saloons.

Driving and Safety


The 60 kW motor is matched to the car's purpose rather than chasing acceleration figures. One Pedal driving lets you slow the car by lifting off the accelerator, which becomes second nature in traffic, and the assistance list includes adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning and hands-free parking.

Where It Sits in Nissan's EV Range


Model Segment Focus
Pixo A-segment City driving
Micra B-segment Everyday small EV
Leaf Larger hatch Broader family use

The Pixo becomes Nissan's entry point into electric motoring in Europe, joining the recently launched Leaf and Micra. Owners of other Nissans can find model-specific fitment in our Nissan car accessories range, including Nissan Note accessories.

Price and Availability


Nissan has not announced pricing. Pricing, market-specific specifications and pre-order information are scheduled from December 2026, with customer deliveries from early 2027.

The Pixo is a European model, and no Pakistan availability has been announced. Any price figures circulating before December are estimates rather than Nissan's numbers.

Final Thoughts


The Nissan Pixo is a sensibly conceived small EV: a 27.5 kWh LFP battery, 259 km WLTP range, 50 kW charging and a 9.9-metre turning circle, wrapped in genuinely modern technology. Price arrives in December 2026 and deliveries in early 2027 for Europe. Whatever you drive here, our car spare parts and accessories and full range of car accessories in Pakistan are a click away.

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Nissan Pixo FAQs


What is the Nissan Pixo?▾
A new A-segment fully electric city car developed for European urban driving, sitting below the Micra in Nissan's EV range.
What is the Nissan Pixo's range?▾
Up to 259 km on the WLTP cycle from a 27.5 kWh LFP battery. WLTP is a test figure, so expect less in real-world use.
How fast does it charge?▾
50 kW DC charging takes it from 15% to 80% in about 28 minutes. AC charging is 11 kW and bidirectional.
How much boot space does it have?▾
356 litres with the rear seats in place, or 1,221 litres folded. The rear seats also slide to balance legroom against luggage.
Does it have Google Gemini?▾
Yes. Nissan says Gemini is available in the Pixo and handles navigation, entertainment and communication through voice interaction, alongside Google built-in.
What is the price, and is it coming to Pakistan?▾
Pricing has not been announced — Nissan expects to release it from December 2026, with deliveries from early 2027. The Pixo is a European model and no Pakistan availability has been announced.

Sources


Nissan Europe newsroom — PIXO reveal · Nissan official PIXO model page · Autocar — reveal coverage

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