2015 Nissan Micra fuel economy / mileage / mpg (NRCAN, EPA)

[MetroMPG]

Update, Apr 15: Here are the Micra's fuel economy ratings, published by Nissan. (Close to what our digging predicted.)

Transmission	City	Highway	Combined *
5-speed manual	8.6 L/100 km 33 mpg (Imp.) 27.4 mpg (US)	6.6 43 36	7.7 36.7 30.6
4-speed automatic	8.8 L/100 km 32 mpg (Imp.) 26.7 mpg (US)	6.6 43 36	7.8 36.2 30.2

* Combined = 55% city, 45% highway

Real world mileage reports from Micra drivers ...

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[MetroMPG]

The numbers represent the new, 5-cycle testing that'll be similar (if not identical) to the current tests done by the U.S. EPA.

The US has been using the more "real world" testing since 2008.

[MICRA]

These are Impressive fuel consumption numbers for a car that has such a low base price of $9998. I am excited to see what kind of numbers the officially annouce.

[Sheepdog 44]

I don't think this version of the Micra at least, is intended as the high fuel economy version. When you compare this to the Mirage or Spark, i think their betting the increased power and lower cost will be the major selling point. Entry cars don't always have to be economy cars. It sheds the stigma of cheap cars being underpowered or unrefined.

[MetroMPG]

I don't think this version of the Micra at least, is intended as the high fuel economy version. Entry cars don't always have to be economy cars. It sheds the stigma of cheap cars being underpowered or unrefined.

The president of Nissan Canada has said as much. They weren't aiming for highest economy.

The susprising thing is that despite the mediocre MPG, the low purchase price means it may still be the most economical car, even when you take fuel cost into account: http://micra-forum.com/showthread.ph...vs-competitors

[Deejaaa]

This is my 1st post and really like the price, looks and mileage. I am sure with an ultra gauge it would get high 50's.