12 Facts About Nissan March

Nissan Micra, known as the Nissan March, is a supermini car that has been produced by the Japanese automobile manufacturer Nissan since 1982.

Nissan March Enchante was unveiled at the 2004 Tokyo Motor Show.

In 2003, Nissan March UK, inspired by the Andros Trophy K11, unveiled the Micra-R, a one-off mid-engined K12.

In 2005, Nissan March UK decided to replace the Primera engine with a VQ35DE from a 350Z with a modified Altima SE-R gearbox for user-friendliness on the road.

In 2006, Nissan March renamed the 160 SR to the Sport SR in line with name changes across the board for the K12.

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Nissan March was unveiled at the 2010 Bangkok International Motor Show, followed by 2010 Beijing International Automobile Exhibition, and Nissan Global Headquarter gallery.

Production of the March in China by Dongfeng Nissan started in 2010, and ended in 2015 due to low sales.

Nissan March Nismo went on sale in Japan on sale in December 2013.

Nissan March reintroduced the Micra to Australia in 2007, being sold only as a 5-door hatchback, and coming from Japan and not the UK.

Nissan March dropped the Micra from the Australian market on 29 April 2016.

The Nissan March Micra was finally discontinued in Canada in 1991, replaced by the Nissan March Sentra Classic.

In 2007, Nissan March introduced the substantially larger Versa to the Canadian line up as the new entry-level model.