Introduction: Nissan refreshed the third generation of the Micra in 2005, three years after the model introduction, and included a more powerful version used only on the 3-door hatchback body.

Introduction: With a refreshed design, a new platform co-developed with Renault and a new range of engines to choose from, the 2003 Micra was a good choice as a city car.

Introduction: Nissan wasn't ready to replace the Micra's second generation, which was on the market since 1992, so it added a final refresh in 2000, a revamp that affected both the five- and the three-door versions.

Introduction: The second generation of the Nissan Micra appeared on the market in 1982 and went through a major facelift in late 1997 as a 1998 model.

Introduction: The first Nissan Micra was introduced in 1982 in Japan as Nissan’s response to the successful Honda City.

Introduction: The first generation of Micra was introduced to the market in 1982 and along the road, it was updated many times until 1992 when it was replaced by a new generation.

Introduction: The first generation of the Micra, the K10 model, was launched in an era when the Datsun badges were still on some of Nissan's vehicles. It was introduced to Japan market in 1982.