Nissan Sakura 2024

Name: Nissan Sakura 2024
Brand: Nissan
Rating: 4 (5 reviews)

Price:Rs 8.5M – 11.5M

Subcompact Hatchback

Electric

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Battery Capacity

20kWh

Power

63hp

Torque

195Nm

Speed

140 kmph

Transmission

Single Speed

Drive Type

Front Wheel Drive (FWD)

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Overview

Need a low-cost EV strictly for Colombo commuting? The Nissan Sakura fits that role. It targets urban users who want minimal running costs and simple driving. This is a kei-class electric hatchback built for short trips, not long-distance travel. It works best as a second household car rather than a primary all-purpose vehicle.

Nissan Sakura 2024 Price in Sri Lanka

The Nissan Sakura 2024 is priced at Rs 8,500,000 – 11,500,000 in Sri Lanka. Final price may vary by dealer, so please confirm with your dealer before buying.

Top Features

6 airbags

ABS

Electronic stability control

Adaptive cruise control

Cruise control

360 View Camera System

Rearview camera

Digital instrument cluster

Power Steering

Pros

~150–180 km real-world range suits daily Colombo commutes and errands

195 Nm instant torque improves low-speed response in stop-go traffic

Running cost is significantly lower than petrol cars (electricity vs fuel)

Compact size reduces parking stress and works well in narrow roads

Cons

Limited range restricts intercity or long-distance usability

Rear seat and boot space are tight for regular passenger use

Public fast-charging infrastructure in Sri Lanka remains limited

Lightweight build feels less stable on highways and at higher speeds

Driver Insights

4
out of 5

Based on feedback from Sri Lankan EV users and early market impressions, the Nissan Sakura delivers a driving experience focused entirely on ease and efficiency in urban conditions. Owners consistently highlight the smooth, silent drive and instant torque, which make stop-and-go Colombo traffic far less tiring compared to petrol cars. The compact size and light steering are often mentioned as key advantages for tight streets and parking.

At the same time, user feedback makes it clear that the Sakura is not built for speed or long-distance travel. Stability at higher speeds and ride comfort on uneven roads are common limitations noted by drivers. Overall, it is widely seen as a purpose-built city EV—best suited for short daily commutes rather than all-round use.

Exterior Design

Based on feedback from Sri Lankan users, the design is functional and easy to live with. The compact shape improves visibility and maneuverability in tight urban streets. It lacks strong road presence but suits its purpose well.

Interior Design