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Vehicle details

Registered28 Oct 2022
COE expires27 Oct 2032
Engine1,198 cc
Power85 kW (116 bhp) electric motor
TransmissionSingle-Speed Automatic
Fuel typePetrol-Electric Hybrid
BodyHatchback
Seats5
ColourRed
Owners2
Road tax$714 / year
PARF rebate$3,663

Features

e-POWER series hybrid drive, one-pedal e-Pedal driving, touchscreen head unit, reverse camera, LED headlamps, climate control, keyless entry and push start

Nissan Note e-POWER 1.2 Premium

$104,800 $99,800
Reduced by $5,000
Excludes insurance
Depre / yr $15,782
COE left 6yr 1mth
Mileage 62,000 km (15,867/yr)
Owners 2

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Cover available on this car

Engine and gearbox, up to 6 years
One free service with the warranty
Serviced and inspected before listing

Cover is arranged per car and confirmed in writing before you commit. You can extend it, or add a servicing package, and the prices for both are listed on the warranty and servicing page.

About this car

Two owners with 73 months of COE left and 62,000km over four years, around 16,100km a year. The e-POWER system uses the 1.2 petrol engine purely as a generator while an electric motor drives the wheels, so it pulls and feels like an EV in traffic without ever needing to be charged. Road tax on this drivetrain is set by motor power rather than engine size, which puts it at $714 a year, higher than the 1.2 badge would suggest.

Worth reading before you commit

The cheapest monthly is rarely the cheapest car Budget 2026 cut PARF rebates. Cars already on the road kept the old deal. Questions people ask before buying
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