The next generation of the Nissan Micra, which should be presented in 2025, will of course retain a Renault base. The sixth Micra of the name will change its tune and take over the technical basis of the iconic Renault 5 E-Tech Electric, expected for the fall of 2024. The reason is simple: like many models in its segment (B), the Nissan Micra will go electric. An essential turning point to ensure the survival of the all-rounder, which was for a time in the hot seat. In higher segments, in Europe, Nissan is focusing on crossovers and SUVs. This transition from thermal to electric will also be marked by a change in the production site: the Micra will abandon the Flins factory in Yvelines (end of 2022 according to our information) for the benefit of that of Douai (North), where the Renault 5 will also be assembled. Whatever happens, the future Micra will remain “made in France”. An argument that the Japanese will share with its compatriots – twins except for the logo – Toyota Yaris and Mazda 2, both produced less than fifty kilometers away, in the Onnaing factory, in the suburbs of Valenciennes (North)
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