breaking advantage is best pag malakas and ulan and wet ang road. naku no slippy road effect ksi yun regerative breaking mag stop ka ng parang walang ulan sobrang little ng impact ng wet road. kaya goodbye danger in riding in the rain. sarap mag drive kht in the rain or storm. tried and tested!!! and madami pang ibang experience hard to explain hahaha! basta the best hybrid ever!
hmmm...i am planning for a raize turbo, definitely i will take kicks in my list! another nice video idol Ryan! But my question to Nissan is, why use a 1.2L 3-cylinder gasoline engine to charge a battery, when suzuki can use a 0.660L 3-cylinder gasoline engine to drive a 10 passenger mini-van? But according to a previous review i've watched, the 25+ km/L fuel consumption is still very promising. And you dont need to wait and charge the battery is a very big plus compared to other hybrid cars!
Sir Ryan pwede kaya ito ipang grab? any thoughts? And also, how this e-power can handle rainy season? nakakaworry kasi isipin na may battery sa ilalim..
That's a stupid question, you wanna know why? Ang engine na ginamit dito is 1.2 liter displacement, dun palang siguro gets mo na kung bakit hindi aabot nang 100km per liter yan?
Nice work by Nissan...... I was always thinking the Combustion engine can be made more efficient by replacing water pump oil pump radiatir fans to electric pumps/fans..... But this concept I guess simplifies the design process
You can feature about the 2023 Hyundai Creta. It's name returns to the Philippines as an Indonesian-made subcompact crossover SUV. The first gen Creta made its debut here 5 years ago, but it didn't went on sale in the dealership. Instead, we get the Indonesian-sourced 2nd gen Creta.
Curious ako diyan sir sa Cost at durability ng Battery. Alam mo ba na ang mahal sa mga ebike ay Battery replacement! Ilang Cycles ba ang capacity niyan.
@Real Ryan if mababalik ang time, would you choose this over RAIZE? RAIZE talaga gusto ko pero napaisip ako nung nakita ko tong Nissan Kicks. Not really a fan of Nissan, pero siyempre tipid sa gas and maintenance. Let me know your thoughts bro :)
Wow may nag Up pa ng comment. To answer your questions. ANY ang pipiliin ko. Il leave it to chance kung sino yun may stock. Para hindi drawing yun pag pili ko. Haha
Hi ryan, i have 2 questions..1. Any idea about how many liters to fully charge the battery? 2. How many kilometers can a fully charge battery can travel? Thanks in advance
Sir Ryan, kung ibabalik ang panahon toyota raize or nissan kicks? Nagets ko naman po ung e-power, kaso kung may ICE din naman na gagamitin (at imemaintain) bat pa po kukuha ng E-power (na mas maraming "parts" na need imaintain? Also, may data/info po kaya sa performance ng e-power system? Baka kasi po sirain bilang pa on-off ang makina, and/or other parts. Sana po masagot/may makasagot. Salamat po!
iniisip ko din yan. Kung Raize Turbo o Nissan Kicks. Yung matitipid mo sa gas sa lifespan ng sasakyan kung kaya i cover ang 200k php difference. Then may added tech pa sa kicks
1)Won't it be confusing to drive this, with only one pedal when my muscle memory is to press a brake pedal? 2) Would this be a better choice over the Toyota Raize? 2) Will this car last long? Meaning can I buy a new battery after 5 years and it will last me another 5 years? 3) what sort of car maintenance will this need? Will spare parts be affordable?
1) The brake pedal is still there. From my experience driving EVs (test drives and friends), it's not that confusing. Just like any car, you get used to driving it in about a day. 2) Toyota Raize and this is not really in the same price range nor class sooo, I'm not so sure how to answer that. This is pitted against Corolla Cross instead. Nissan Kicks is a bigger vehicle, more features, way better fuel economy but also costs more. 3) Lasting long depends on your maintenance. My friend has a Prius all the way from 2010 still running today with the same battery it came with. It's on its 140k km mileage. This Kick's battery would likely last longer than 5 years...but again...maintenance. 4) Probably best to just leave it to Nissan to do its maintenance especially while it's under warranty. A thing people find surprising is actually how it's generally cheaper to maintain EVs. Hybrids, from experience, don't cost any significantly more than ICE vehicles.
@@jesijames Again with proper maintenance it will likely last longer than 5 years. But battery replacement is by no means cheap that's for sure. If I may....here's my honest opinion. If the cost to replace a battery is a big concern, to the point it's a deal breaker. It's best to consider this car not within your budget.
Mas magandang malayo ang kicks one full tank of 50 liters 900 kilometers ang matakbo nya plus madagdagan pa ang range ng matakbo kung downhill kasi nag cha charge sya pag pababa
Sir hindi nyo na bangit with regards sa makina? Kung gumagamit p ba ng engine oil pra sa lubracation sa mechanical part? Or totally wla na langis na ggamitin?
Question po. - How long does the battery last until hindi na magamit ung car? - When the battery is not working anymore, pwede ba bumili ng new one and may replacement ba na available? - Walang rear parking sensor ang VL. Pwede ba yan irequest na lagyan sa nissan? Thank you. Sana may sagot ka.
Ang problema dito is the reliability. 5 years from now, how does it perform? What is its resale value? Is it comparable to toyota hybrids? So, I will have my reservations with the kicks. Will it be worth buying it now or wait a little time? I nearly reserved one for myself, but then again, i thought.. In some of the reviews of the kicks outside the Philippines. Its reliability is still questionable.
Since the Nissan Kicks has an internal combustion engine (acting as a generator), does it have a 12 Volt battery to turn that engine ON (for ex. Motolite, Yokohama, Amaron, etc.)? Or will the Lithium battery bank also takes care of this? Thanks for the advise.
@@officialrealryan Salamat! This is a bit complicated, but I hope the Nissan Kicks has a monitoring feature for this separate 12 Volt battery. In an ordinary car, you only use the battery every time you start your engine. If your average daily travel for example is from house to office, you only use the battery at least 2 times per day, regardless of the distance. But for the Nissan Kicks, you start (and turn OFF) the internal combustion engine several times on a trip, especially on a very long distance trip (and so you use your 12 Volt battery several times as well). So theoretically, the life of your 12 Volt battery (separate) might become comparatively shorter in the Kicks than when used in an ordinary car. Being aware of the 12 Volt battery life becomes very crucial because if this battery dies out (let's say before reaching the warranty period), you can no longer start your engine (which is your Generator) which means that you can also no longer charge your Lithium batteries! And when that happens, your Kicks will just stop in the middle of nowhere.
Corolla Cross is hybrid meaning there is a switching of power between the regular engine at sa electric motor, depende sa speed. Sa hybrid kapag ang speed is nasa below I think 50 km/h, electric motor ang mag work, pero kapag above 50 km/h ang takbo, automatic mag switch na sa regular engine, and at the same time, ang regular engine ay magcha-charge sa battery para sa electric motor. Sa Nissan Kicks e-Power naman, pure electric motor yung nagbigay ng power, ang regular engine ay para pag charge lang sa battery for electric motor. So between sa dalawa, for me mas ok yung hybrid kasi may option ka if you want the power of a regular engine, lalo na if loaded at going uphill climbs, sa e-Power, sa electric motor lang talaga, di pa nating alam kung anong performance nyan if loaded at going uphill, but both offers superb fuel efficiency at kaya ang long-haul trips.
Sir Ryan. Please help me decide cause I'm torn between Honda HRV and Nissan Kicks. The problem with HRV is the limited units dito. Concern ko lang sa Nissan Kicks is the maintenance cost (PMS) baka sobrang mahal per visit. Thanks.
Thanks idol Ryan for the Infos..additional question lang...pano na if kailangan palitan ang battery after years of service ng Kicks...planing to buy kasi kaso pano na pag nasira na battery nya? Salamat in advance sa reply 😊 👌🏻👍🏻
I think very long ang lifetime ng battery nya kasi hindi naman umaasa sa charging ito. Lets say, kahit pa 60-70% nlng ang max capacity ng battery, wala pa rin itong effect sa operation ng "series hybrid". Easy 7+ years in my opinion.
Is it not weird to have an electric car like kicks but you still have to pay for gasoline for its electric generator? How about the mileage per liter? Thanks!
@@officialrealryan Thanks! Its efficient enough. 👍 But still, that money should have been saved if it is really full electric (charging type). Thanks btw! Please make a review of BYD Dolphin as close alternative to this. ❤️🙏
1.How much is the cost per charging? 2. I live in Benguet nasiraan ako ayaw umandar may technician na ba roon? And how much ang per hour ng technician?
Good day sir Ryan, if you're considering to get yours it would be my pleasure to help you get the best deal. I work at Nissan Alabang SVC. Stay safe sir!
Cant wait for the review boss ryan. Pa advice sana, mukhang old design na kasi tong kicks for me, looks like ung 2020 version ng kicks sa ibang bansa. Kung maghit kaya to sa pinas, magkakaredesign/refresh itsura next year? Next year ko na lang bilhin. 🤣
Kulang... sayang at hindi pwede isaksak sa power outlet. para full charge bago umalis. yun nalang perfect na. yung makina sna kasing liit lang ng obrist mark ii
