Nissan Note Hybrid. Price not negotiable

Hybrid with amazing fuel economy with new tyres Nissan Note e-POWER hybrid's main selling points are its EV-like driving experience without the need for plug-in charging, excellent fuel efficiency, and surprisingly spacious, practical interior for a compact car. Unique e-POWER Drivetrain The key selling point is the unique e-POWER system, where a 1.2-litre petrol engine acts solely as a generator to charge a small onboard battery, which in turn powers the electric motor that drives the wheels. EV Driving Experience: The vehicle is 100% motor-driven, providing the instant torque and smooth, quiet acceleration of an electric vehicle without the engine noise and gear changes of a traditional internal combustion engine car. No Plug-in Charging Required: Drivers enjoy the benefits of electric mobility without the need for external charging infrastructure or range anxiety on long journeys; one simply refuels with petrol at an everyday pump. e-Pedal Step: This feature allows the driver to accelerate and decelerate (via strong regenerative braking) using only the accelerator pedal, reducing driver fatigue in stop-start city traffic. Economy and Practicality The Nissan Note Hybrid excels in running costs and practicality, making it an ideal urban commuter or small family car. Exceptional Fuel Efficiency: The engine operates at its most efficient RPM for power generation, leading to impressive real-world fuel economy figures, with some drivers achieving as low as 2.7L/100km in testing. Spacious Interior: Despite its compact exterior dimensions, the Note has a tall, upright design that translates into a surprisingly roomy cabin, offering excellent headroom and generous rear legroom that rivals larger cars. Low Running Costs: Besides great fuel efficiency, the car generally has affordable insurance groups and maintenance costs due to Nissan's reputation for reliability and an extensive dealer network.