Priced at $37,086,200 in November 2026, the Nissan (TYO: 7201) Kait Sense enters the Argentine compact SUV market with a 1.6-liter engine producing 120 CV, an automatic CVT transmission, and six airbags, according to a report by Auto Test.
- The Nissan Kait Sense price shifted from $36,920,200 to $37,086,200 in November 2026, marking a 0.45% increase.
- Standard equipment on the entry-level variant includes a 1.6-liter engine delivering 120 CV and 149 Nm of torque paired with a CVT automatic transmission.
- The compact SUV competes directly with the Volkswagen Tera, differentiating itself through standard safety features like six airbags and a 452-liter cargo capacity.
Auto Test reported that the entry-level Nissan Kait Sense received a price adjustment for November 2026, moving from $36,920,200 to $37,086,200. The adjustment represents a 0.45% increase, adding $166,000 to the vehicle’s tag compared to October figures.
This minimal change keeps the model just above the 37-million-peso threshold. It preserves its role as the baseline entry point to the broader Kait lineup while leaving its mechanical configuration and equipment list untouched.
| Period | Price (ARS) | Monthly Change |
|---|---|---|
| October 2026 | $36,920,200 | – |
| November 2026 | $37,086,200 | +0.45% |
Every version of the Kait relies on a 1.6-liter gasoline engine that generates 120 CV and 149 Nm of torque, as detailed by Auto Test. The powertrain works alongside a CVT automatic transmission and front-wheel drive.
Offering an automatic gearbox from the base Sense level distinguishes the model from competing offerings that reserve two-pedal driving for higher trim levels. Safety specifications on the introductory variant include six airbags, electronic stability control, and traction control.
Cabin technology centers on a 9-inch multimedia display featuring wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. Full LED exterior headlights provide enhanced illumination and modern styling for the base tier.
Cargo capacity reaches 452 liters, positioning the model competitively within the compact SUV segment for daily commuting and family travel alike. By size, price, and market positioning, the Kait establishes a direct rivalry with the Volkswagen Tera in Argentina.
