2021 Nissan Kicks vs. 2021 Toyota CH-R

Palm Springs Nissan understands that our customers are well-versed in the available alternatives for them when it comes to buying a car. So, if the 2021 Nissan Kicks is on your shortlist for a subcompact SUV, we'd like to highlight some of its benefits over competitors like the 2021 Toyota C-HR! If you like what you hear after reading the comparison below, come by and see our new Kicks inventory in Cathedral City, CA, later!

Urban-friendly small crossovers available in Cathedral City, CA

Although the 2021 Kicks, like the Toyota C-HR, accommodates five people, this urban-friendly crossover is ready to keep you and your crew comfortable with 43.7 and 33.5 inches of front and rear legroom, respectively. Meanwhile, the C-HR falls short, with only 43.5 inches of legroom in the first row and 31.7 inches in the rear. Furthermore, the Kicks has 25.3 cubic ft. of cargo space behind the second-row seats, whilst its competitor only has 19.1 cubic ft. of storage in the back.

If you choose the 2021 Nissan Kicks, you'll get a slew of amenities, including a heated steering wheel for those chilly winter mornings. Unfortunately, admirers of the 2021 Toyota C-HR will be disappointed because this set of wheels lacks this luxury feature. In fact, you won't find anything like the Kicks' optional Bose® UltraNearfield™ driver headrest speaker if you buy the Toyota CH-R, which may result in a less-than-ideal listening experience. To make matters worse for the C-HR, its 4.2-inch TFT Multi-Information Display may make viewing essential vehicle data difficult, especially when contrasted to the bigger, 7-inch Advanced Drive-Assist® Display, which is offered on some Nissan models.