Nissan PIXO: The Small Electric Car
Prices start from £30,635 across five grades.
161 miles
WLTP range
356 litres
Boot space
28 minutes
15 to 80% on a 50kW charger
March 2027
UK prices announced
What is the Nissan PIXO?
The Nissan PIXO is an all-electric city car with a 27.5kWh battery, up to 161 miles of WLTP range and room for four adults. Nissan revealed it on 23 September 2026. It is the smallest car in Nissan's electric range, sitting below the MICRA and LEAF, and it marks Nissan's return to the city car class.
It shares its name with a petrol city car Nissan sold from 2009 to 2013, but nothing else. You can read the story of the original Pixo on our blog.
Nissan PIXO 2026 Images
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How much will the Nissan PIXO cost?
Nissan UK will announce PIXO prices and the UK line-up in March 2027. No official UK price exists yet, and we will not guess one here.
March 2027
UK prices Nissan UK confirms the full PIXO line-up and prices will be announced in March 2027. Register your interest and we will send them to you as soon as they are published.
The Electric Car Grant
The UK grant takes up to £3,750 off eligible electric cars priced at or under £37,000. The PIXO has not been assessed yet. Once it is, we will show whether it qualifies and for how much.
Early 2027
First deliveries Nissan says European customer deliveries start in early 2027, with European pricing from December 2026. UK timing will follow the March announcement.
Everything you need to know about the Nissan PIXO 2026
Nissan PIXO | |
|---|---|
Battery | 27.5kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) |
Range (WLTP) | Up to 161 miles (259km) |
Power | 60kW (82hp) |
Rapid charging (DC) | 50kW as standard, 15 to 80% in approx. 28 minutes |
Home charging (AC) | Up to 11kW, bidirectional |
Seats and doors | Up to four adults, five doors |
Boot | 356 litres (including 50 litres of cable storage), 1,221 litres with the rear seats folded |
Length | 3,796mm |
Width (excluding mirrors) | 1,790mm |
Height | 1,512mm |
Wheelbase | 2,492mm |
Turning circle | 9.9m |
Built in | Novo Mesto, Slovenia |
UK pricing | Announced March 2027 |
Figures for the European launch model; UK specification may vary.
For town and suburban driving, it has the right numbers: 161 miles, a 356-litre boot, a 9.9-metre turning circle and Google built-in. It is built for people who drive mostly local miles and can charge at home or work.
It is less suited to regular long motorway trips. Rapid charging peaks at 50kW, where larger EVs such as the LEAF take up to 150kW, and there are four seats rather than five. If that describes your driving, the MICRA or LEAF will suit you better, and we can put you in either for a test drive today.
PIXO | MICRA | LEAF | |
|---|---|---|---|
Size | City car | Supermini | Family hatchback |
Seats | 4 | 5 | 5 |
Range (WLTP) | Up to 161 miles | Up to 257 miles [CHECK] | Up to 387 miles |
Boot | 356L | 326L | 437L |
Price from (inc. grant) | March 2027 | £21,495 | £28,849 |
Built in | Slovenia | France | Sunderland |
Choose the PIXO if most of your driving is in and around town and you want the smallest, easiest car to park. Choose the MICRA for a fifth seat and more range. Choose the LEAF for motorway miles and family space.
"PIXO proves that great things can come in small packages." Masato Koyama, Lead Exterior Designer, Nissan
The PIXO's look is built around the pixel, which is where the name comes from. The lights use a pixel-style signature, the front bumper has what Nissan calls a "robot face", and the car hides a few "23" details, a nod to its 23 September reveal date. Finding them is half the fun.
It launches in Europe in Wonder Purple and Gear Blue.
About the Nissan PIXO
The Nissan PIXO is a small electric car, and the smallest model in Nissan's electric range. It seats four adults and has five doors. A 27.5kWh battery gives up to 161 miles of WLTP range, and on a 50kW rapid charger it goes from 15 to 80% in around 28 minutes. Inside, Google built-in puts Google Maps and the Gemini assistant on a 10-inch touchscreen, and Face ID recognises the driver and loads their settings. The boot holds 356 litres, which is more than the Nissan MICRA's, in a car that is under 3.8 metres long and turns in 9.9 metres.
Nissan revealed the PIXO on 23 September 2026, and UK prices and the full line-up will be announced in March 2027. Its look comes from the pixel, which is where the name comes from. You can see it in the LED lights, the patterned grille and the alloy wheels. It is designed for city life, with e-Pedal one-pedal driving for stop-start traffic and rear seats that slide independently so you can trade legroom for boot space. Register your interest with Chorley Nissan to hear first when the PIXO arrives in Chorley, Preston, Burnley, Blackpool, Bolton and Wigan.
How far does the Nissan PIXO go on a charge?
Up to 161 miles on the WLTP combined cycle, from a 27.5kWh battery. That covers a week of typical town driving on a single charge for many people. Most UK car journeys are well under 20 miles, so a 20-mile round trip each weekday is around 100 miles a week.
Real-world range will be lower in winter and at motorway speeds, as with every electric car. Nissan has not published a real-world figure yet, and we will add one as soon as independent road tests are out.
How long does it take to charge? On a 50kW rapid charger, 15 to 80% takes about 28 minutes. At home, the PIXO accepts up to 11kW AC, which means an overnight top-up on a standard home wallbox.
What does bidirectional charging mean on the PIXO?
It means the PIXO's battery can send power back out as well as take it in. Nissan confirms the PIXO supports bidirectional charging at up to 11kW AC. In future that can let a car share energy with a home or the grid, depending on the equipment and tariffs available.
Nissan has not yet published UK details on which uses will be supported, so we are not promising any here. We will update this section when the UK specification is confirmed.
What technology does the Nissan PIXO have?
Google built-in with Gemini, a 10-inch touchscreen and a 7-inch driver display. Google Maps, Google Play and the Gemini assistant are part of the car, not mirrored from your phone.
Google built-in
Maps, Play and the Gemini assistant, which Nissan says understands 16 languages.
Face ID
12.3-inch digital instrument display you can set up your way.
Two screens
A bird's-eye view of the car for tight spaces, with extra camera angles.
MyNissan app
Check charge and vehicle status from your phone.
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Where can I see the Nissan PIXO?
When the PIXO arrives in the UK, you will be able to see it at our Nissan showrooms in Chorley, Preston, Burnley, Blackpool, Bolton and Wigan. Until then, our teams can talk you through the MICRA and LEAF, which you can test drive today.
UK prices land in March 2027. Register your interest and we will send you the line-up, prices and order dates as soon as Nissan publishes them, plus an invitation to see the car at your nearest Chorley Nissan showroom.
The Nissan PIXO is an all-electric city car revealed on 23 September 2026. It has a 27.5kWh battery, up to 161 miles of WLTP range, a 60kW (82hp) motor and room for four adults. It is the smallest car in Nissan's electric range.
Nissan has not announced UK pricing. Nissan UK has confirmed the PIXO line-up and prices will be announced in March 2027.
The Nissan PIXO is not yet available to order in the UK. Nissan UK will announce the line-up and pricing in March 2027. European deliveries begin in early 2027.
The Nissan PIXO has an official WLTP range of up to 161 miles (259km) from its 27.5kWh LFP battery. Real-world range will vary with weather, speed and driving style.
On a 50kW rapid charger, the Nissan PIXO charges from 15% to 80% in around 28 minutes. At home it accepts up to 11kW AC charging, which is bidirectional.
Not yet confirmed. The UK Electric Car Grant takes up to £3,750 off eligible electric cars priced at or under £37,000, depending on sustainability criteria. The PIXO has not yet been assessed.