Nissan Note facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Nissan Note
Overview
Manufacturer	Nissan
Also called	Nissan Tone (1st generation) Nissan Versa Note (2nd generation)
Production	2004-present
Body and chassis
Class	Mini-MPV
Body style	5-door minivan
Platform	Nissan B
Chronology
Predecessor	Nissan Almera Tino

The Nissan Note is a compact car made by the Japanese company Nissan Motor Company. It's designed to be a practical and spacious car, often called a "mini-MPV" because it's like a smaller version of a multi-purpose vehicle. The Nissan Note first came out in 2004 and replaced an older model called the Nissan Almera Tino. It's known for being easy to drive and having lots of space inside for its size.

First Generation (2004-2013)

The very first Nissan Note cars were introduced in 2004 in Japan. They later came to Europe in 2006. This first version was built on a special car platform called the Nissan B platform. This platform was also used for other small cars like the Nissan Micra.

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  Nissan Note (Japan, 2004-2008)

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  Nissan Note (Europe, 2006-2009)

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  Nissan Note (Japan, 2008-2013)

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  Nissan Note (Europe, 2009-2013)

Engine Choices

The first generation Nissan Note had different engine options. These engines power the car and make it move. They varied in size and power, offering choices for different drivers.

• Small gasoline engines: These included 1.4-liter, 1.5-liter, and 1.6-liter engines.
• Diesel engines: There were also 1.5-liter dCi diesel engines available, which are known for being fuel-efficient.

Second Generation (2012-Present)

The second version of the Nissan Note was first shown in 2012. It was designed to look more modern and sleek. In some places, like North America, this car is known as the Nissan Versa Note.

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  Front view of the second generation Nissan Note

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  Rear view of the second generation Nissan Note

Engine Choices for the Second Generation

The second generation also offered a variety of engines. These engines were designed to be more efficient and powerful.

• 1.2-liter gasoline engines: These included a standard version and a supercharged version for more power.
• 1.5-liter diesel engine: A fuel-efficient diesel option was still available.
• 1.6-liter gasoline engine: This engine was often found in the Versa Note models sold in North America.

Images for kids

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  2015 Nissan Versa Note SV (US)

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  2005–2008 Nissan Note (Japan, pre-facelift)

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  2007–2008 Nissan Note (Europe, pre-facelift)

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  2007–2008 Nissan Note (Europe, pre-facelift)

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  2009 Nissan Note (Europe, facelift)

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  2009 Nissan Note (Europe, facelift)

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  Interior of a Nissan Note

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  Front view of the Nissan Invitation concept car, which previewed the second generation Note

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  Rear view of the Nissan Invitation concept car

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  Nissan Note Medalist (Japan)

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  Rear view of a second generation Nissan Note

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  Interior of a Nissan Note X-DIG-S

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  Nissan Note e-Power, featuring the facelifted design

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  Nissan Note e-Power X (Japan)

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  Nissan Note e-Power X (Japan)

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  Nissan Note e-Power Mode Premier (Japan)

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  Nissan Note e-Power Mode Premier (Japan)

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  Nissan Note e-Power Nismo (Japan)

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  Nissan Note e-Power Nismo (Japan)

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  Nissan Note e-Power Mode Premier interior (Japan)

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  Rear view of a newer Nissan Note (E13)

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  Interior of a newer Nissan Note (E13)

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  Note Aura front view

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  Note Aura rear view

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  Note Aura Nismo front view

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  Note Aura Nismo rear view

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  Note Autech Crossover front view

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  Note Autech Crossover rear view

See also

In Spanish: Nissan Note para niños