2027 Nissan Pixo
By Lorenzo Bianchi September 23, 2026
The Pixo uses a 27.5 kWh LFP battery and offers up to 259 km of WLTP range.
Its 60 kW electric powertrain supports 50 kW DC and 11 kW bidirectional AC charging.
At 3,796 mm long, the Pixo combines compact dimensions with up to 1,221 liters of cargo capacity.
The 2027 Nissan Pixo brings Nissan back into Europe's A-segment with a small battery-electric car developed specifically for urban use. Designed by Nissan and developed in partnership with Renault, it will be produced at Renault's Novo Mesto plant in Slovenia. Customer deliveries are scheduled to start in early 2027.
Rather than chasing large batteries and long-distance performance, the Pixo is built around compact dimensions, straightforward charging and city-friendly packaging.
Compact Dimensions Target European Cities
The Pixo measures 3,796 mm long and 1,790 mm wide without mirrors. Height is 1,512 mm, while its 2,492 mm wheelbase occupies a substantial portion of the overall length. Front and rear overhangs measure 741 mm and 563 mm respectively.
Ground clearance is 140 mm and the turning circle is 9.9 metres, figures that fit its intended urban role. Nissan describes the car as a European-focused A-segment EV, though detailed exterior styling information, wheel dimensions and tire specifications are not included in the supplied release.
Connected Technology Includes Google Gemini
Nissan has confirmed automated emergency braking and a lane-keeping system, along with its e-Pedal technology. Connectivity is handled through the MyNissan app, which supports navigation, real-time route planning, charging information and vehicle functions.
Google built-in is also part of the technology package, including Google Gemini and connected navigation functions.
Practicality looks useful for such a short car. The boot holds 356 liters VDA with the rear seats in place and expands to 1,221 liters with them folded.
27.5 KWh LFP Battery Delivers 259 Km
The Pixo uses a 27.5 kWh lithium iron phosphate battery, the first LFP battery fitted to a Nissan model in Europe. It supplies a 60 kW electric powertrain and provides up to 259 km of WLTP driving range.
DC charging peaks at 50 kW, taking the battery from 15 to 80 percent in approximately 28 minutes. An 11 kW AC charger is standard and supports bidirectional charging.
Acceleration, top speed and motor torque are not disclosed in the supplied material.
Pixo Expands Nissan's European EV Range
The Pixo sits at the compact end of Nissan's European electric lineup. Nissan says it was created to provide an accessible city EV with practical interior space and everyday usability, rather than simply shrinking a larger electric model.
Pricing and individual market specifications will be announced from December, ahead of customer deliveries in early 2027.