Nissan cuts prices for the new school year and offers three months of rent free
Until October 31, 2026, the “Phenomenal Nissan” campaign offers deals on a large part of the range.
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The new school year is set to be lively in car dealerships. After several challenging months for the French market, Nissan is unleashing its commercial arsenal with a suggestive operation: “The Phenomenal Nissans.” Launched on September 1, it will continue until October 31, 2026.
The goal is clear: to attract drivers with particularly aggressive monthly payments on a large part of the range. According to Nissan France, the offers range from €149 to €319 per month, depending on the models and financing conditions.
And the Japanese manufacturer is not just highlighting one or two vehicles. The new Nissan Micra electric, the Nissan Leaf, the Juke, as well as the Qashqai e-Power and X-Trail e-Power SUVs are included. This covers a very wide spectrum, from small electric cars to large hybrid family SUVs.
Three Months of Free Rent
Nissan is also adding an additional promotion for those who decide quickly. Until the Open House days on September 12 and 13, the brand announces three months of free rent. A limited-time operation that reinforces the financing offers provided for this new school year.
Professionals are not forgotten. Nissan is also taking advantage of the “Phenomenal” campaign to launch the special N-PRO series on its Townstar EV, Primastar, and Interstar utility vehicles, designed for professional use.
With monthly payments starting at €149 and three months of free rent, Nissan is clearly looking to make an impression in September. However, be cautious: as is always the case with this type of offer, the down payment, duration, mileage, and eligibility conditions should be examined before truly comparing prices.
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This page is translated from the original post "Nissan casse ses prix à la rentrée et offre trois mois de loyers" in French.
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