There are 524 Nissan Note listings on motorschap right now, from dealerships across Kenya. Compare them by price, mileage, year and location, and see what a Nissan Note typically costs by year in the price data below.

Nissan Note Price in Kenya

Nissan Note price in Kenya by trim

Nissan Note price in Kenya by year

Nissan Note price in Kenya by drivetrain

Nissan Note price in Kenya by engine size

Nissan Note price in Kenya by fuel type

Nissan Note price in Kenya by location

How much is a Nissan Note in Kenya?

The typical asking price is KES 1,427,500, based on 296 current dealer listings on motorschap. Prices range from KES 400,000 to KES 2,450,000, across model years 2007–2022. The figures update as dealer stock changes.

Prices as of September 2026 · Updated 28 Sep 2026 · Figures are dealer asking prices in KES and exclude registration and transfer.

Nissan Note for sale by location

Nissan Note Fuel Consumption

The figures above are the manufacturer's own homologation claims for a brand-new car, on the test cycle named in each row and for the market these cars are imported from. They are not measurements, and the cycles are not comparable with each other — a JC08 number is a laboratory procedure, not a commute. None of the cars on this page is new: every Nissan Note listed here is 4 years or older, and the typical one is 7 years, at around 92,552 km on the clock. Tired injectors and plugs, an ageing automatic or CVT, worn suspension and soft tyres all cost fuel, and so does stop-start traffic. A car changed from standard — oversized tyres, a suspension lift, a roof rack or engine work — moves further from the figure again, in whichever direction the change pushes it. Read the table as the ceiling a well-kept example approached when it was new: for a car of this age, planning on roughly 15–25% below the claim is realistic. The same discount applies to performance — an engine with a decade and six figures of kilometres behind it does not make what it made on the day it left the factory.

Nissan Note Generations

What to Know About the Nissan Note

Design and engineering

• Compact hatchback laid out as a tall, boxy cabin on a short footprint, which is what gives it rear legroom well beyond its exterior size.
• Ground clearance is around 140 mm — town and tarmac use.
• e-POWER is a series hybrid: the petrol engine drives a generator and never the wheels, so the car always moves on electric drive. It takes petrol only and cannot be plugged in.
• Because e-POWER drives through a motor, it delivers full torque from rest and has no gearbox shift, which is what makes it smooth in stop-start traffic.
• Petrol versions use a CVT; front-wheel drive throughout, with 4WD offered on some JDM grades.
• JDM imports carry Japanese-language head units, in many cases not convertible.

The specifications above are the manufacturer's published figures for the standard build of the generation named, and they vary with grade and with wheel and tyre size. The known issues below come from recall and service-campaign records and from failure patterns documented across the trade; the parts notes describe supply in Kenya rather than anything the manufacturer publishes. Every car listed here is a used import, and modification is ordinary at both ends of that journey — suspension lifts or lowering, different wheel and tyre sizes, bull bars, roof racks, snorkels, engine and turbo work, and Japanese-market trim that never matched the international brochure. Any of those changes ground clearance, kerb weight, gearing or fuel consumption, so treat the figures as describing the model as built and check them against the actual vehicle before relying on them.

Known issues and what to check on a used Nissan Note

• CVT durability across this era of Nissan's small cars is a widely documented concern, with neglected fluid the main contributing factor. Ask for fluid-change records, and on a test drive check for shudder when pulling away, whine under load, or delayed engagement.
• e-POWER cars have a traction battery to have checked, and a narrower pool of workshops familiar with the system.
• Suspension bushes and wheel bearings wear on rough surfaces.

Nissan Note Spare Parts and Servicing in Kenya

Service items and common mechanical parts are available in Nairobi, and the HR-series engines are widespread. CVT work and e-POWER diagnostics require a specialist; establish one before purchase.

Nissan Note for sale — current listings

Foreign Used

Nissan Note 2015

KES 1,030,000

2015 · 29,000 km · Petrol

Nairobi

Foreign Used

Nissan Note e-POWER 2020

KES 1,450,000

2020 · 81,000 km · Petrol

Nairobi

2016 MODEL NISSAN NOTE

KES 800,000

2016 · Petrol · Automatic

Nairobi

2019 NISSAN NOTE

KES 1,699,999

2019 · 89,489 km · PETROL

Nairobi

Nissan Note Nismo (E-Power) 2018

KES 1,450,000

2018 · 130,000 km · Petrol

Nairobi

Foreign Used

Nissan Note 2018

KES 1,100,000

2018 · Petrol · Automatic

Nairobi

Foreign Used

2019 Nissan NOTE Hatchback

KES 1,430,000

2019 · 78,000 km · Petrol

Nairobi

Local Used

2013 Nissan Note

KES 765,000

2013 · 234,000 km · Petrol

Nairobi

2018 Nissan NOTE E-Power

KES 1,400,000

2018 · 92,943 km · hybrid

Nairobi

Foreign Used

2020 Nissan Note NISMO e-POWER

KES 1,690,000

2020 · 85,000 km · Petrol

Nairobi

Foreign Used

Nissan Note 2020

KES 1,430,000

2020 · 106,000 km · Petrol

Nairobi

Nissan Note

KES 1,450,000

2019 · 128,562 km · Petrol

Kiambu