| Battery & Range | - 58.9 kWh CATL LFP battery, FWD-only Nepal EV variant
- Claimed WLTP range up to 400–402 km
- Distributor and media also quote 461 km claimed range
| - 40 kWh lithium-ion battery
- Claimed range 311 km on NEDC cycle
- Nissan global launch note also quotes 311 km NEDC
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| Motor Power & Drivetrain | - 155 kW Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor, 288 Nm torque, FWD
- Front-wheel-drive layout only for Nepal EV model
- Top speed 174 km/h; 0–100 km/h in 7.7 s
| - Single electric motor, front-wheel drive hatchback
- Max output 110 kW / 150 PS, 320 Nm torque
- 0–100 km/h in 7.9 seconds, top speed 140–144 km/h
- e-Pedal one-pedal driving feature
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| Wheelbase & Ground Clearance | - Wheelbase 2620 mm
- Ground clearance 185 mm
- Multi-link rear suspension setup
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| Dimensions | - Length 4380 mm, width 1860 mm, height 1650 mm
- Kerb weight 1765 kg
- 5-seater compact/mid-size electric SUV body style
| - Five-door compact hatchback body style
- Five-seat cabin layout
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| Cargo | - Boot space 480 L; expands to 1180 L with seats folded
- Spare tyre included in Nepal-spec car
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| Comfort & Interior | - Premium electric SUV positioned for comfort and luxury
- Panoramic moonroof offered on Nepal-spec J5
- 5-seat cabin with practical SUV layout
| - Seating capacity for 5 occupants
- Equipped with intelligent driving tech for comfort
- e-Pedal reduces need to shift between pedals
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| Infotainment & Convenience | - Modern premium EV SUV; infotainment not fully detailed publicly
- Likely large central touchscreen and connected features
- Convenience features highlighted as part of premium positioning
| - Vehicle-to-everything (V2X) bi-directional charging capability
- Can power homes and equipment using V2X
- Type 2 home charging unit supported
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| Safety | - Equipped with 6 airbags
- Premium SUV positioning implies advanced safety suite
- Ground clearance and suspension tuned for Nepal terrain stability
| - Packed with intelligent driving assistance features
- Includes multiple driver confidence and peace-of-mind systems
- 3-year vehicle warranty or 100,000 km
- 8-year / 160,000 km battery warranty
- Battery warranty 8 years or 160,000 km
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| Design & Exterior | - Compact crossover SUV with outdoors-oriented styling
- Alpine Green, Canyon Black, Glacier Blue, Snowy White, Zircon Gray colours
- High 185 mm clearance and rugged stance for light off-road
| - Modern Nissan hatchback styling, EV-specific design cues
- Aerodynamic five-door hatchback profile
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| Sales & Imports | - Officially launched at NAIMA Nepal Mobility Expo 2025
- MRP set at NPR 60.99 Lakhs for Nepal
- Introductory NAIMA Expo booking price NPR 56.99 Lakhs
- J5 available only as all-electric FWD variant in Nepal
| - Officially launched in Nepal in 2022
- Introductory price announced at NPR 5,999,000
- Current starting price NPR 6,499,000 on-road
- Marketed as world’s best-selling EV in Nepal launch comms
- Only EV offering by Nissan Nepal currently
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| Value for Money Verdict | - Priced to undercut many premium electric SUVs in Nepal
- Offer price 56.99 Lakhs improves value significantly
- Positioned as performance-luxury EV with off-road capability
| - Positioned as premium Japanese EV hatchback in Nepal
- Price revised upward from intro 5,999,000 to 6,499,000
- Includes long 8-year battery warranty, aiding value
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| Pros | - Strong 155 kW motor with 288 Nm torque for performance
- Competitive claimed range 400–461 km for Nepal conditions
- High 185 mm ground clearance suitable for Nepali roads
- Panoramic moonroof and premium SUV features at this price
- Large 480 L boot, expandable to 1180 L
- Attractive introductory discount of NPR 4 lakhs
| - Respectable claimed 311 km range for 40 kWh pack
- Strong 110 kW motor with 320 Nm torque
- Long 8-year / 160,000 km battery warranty
- Global bestselling EV credibility and brand trust
- Vehicle-to-everything capability adds practical utility
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| Cons | - Only single FWD variant; no AWD option in Nepal
- Infotainment and ADAS feature list not fully disclosed officially (As of: 13/07/2026)
- Conflicting claimed range figures (400 vs 461 km) may confuse buyers
- Limited long-term real-world data due to recent launch
| - Real-world range likely lower than NEDC 311 km
- Ground clearance 150 mm may be modest for Nepal roads
- Single official variant, no cheaper trim option
- On-road price higher than some rival compact EVs
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