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Nissan Note: prices and trim levels for Spain

The all-new Nissan Note has already started receiving orders in our country, with deliveries scheduled from October onwards. Although the new Note is not yet on Spanish roads, the Japanese company already has the price range ready for all the variants that will form part of the initial offer, in addition to the versions.
The first engines to be marketed with the Note will be one petrol and one diesel. The petrol is the 80 hp 1.2 engine, while the diesel will be the 90 CV 1.5 dCi turbodiesel. The fuel consumption figures for the two engines are 4.7 and 3.6 l/100 km, respectively. The engines offered for the Note will be joined early next year by the 98 hp 1.2 DIG-S, which is known for now to be sold in Spain only with a manual gearbox.
There will be five trim levels, the Visia, Naru Edition, Acenta, Tekna Sport and Tekna Premium. The equipment on the Visia starts with ESP, six airbags, tyre pressure sensor, electric windows and mirrors, central locking with remote control, cruise control and body-coloured bumpers. Other equipment, such as air conditioning, electric windows, Connect 2.0, the 360-degree camera protection shield or more wheel designs, will be added across the remaining trim levels.
The prices given below do not include possible launch discounts from the brand, nor the discount that could be obtained through the PIVE Plan. Applying all discounts (which would reach 4,700 euros), the entry-level version would fall to 9,600 euros. For the Naru Edition version, the launch discount is even greater, at 4,740 euros.
The prices would be as follows:
- 1.2i 80 CV Visia 14,390 euros.
- 1.2i 80 CV Naru Edition 15,640 euros.
- 1.2i 80 CV Acenta 16,090 euros.
- 1.2i 80 CV Tekna Sport 17,490 euros.
- 1.2i 80 CV Tekna Sport EPI+Roof 18,490 euros.
- 1.5 dCi 90 CV Visia 15,900 euros.
- 1.5 dCi 90 CV Naru Edition 17,150 euros.
- 1.5 dCi 90 CV Acenta 17,600 euros.
- 1.5 dCi 90 CV Tekna Sport 19,000 euros.
- 1.5 dCi 90 CV Tekna Premium 20,100 euros.
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