Nissan Releases 2019-MY Fleet Incentives
Nissan will offer street fleet incentives for 17 of its vehicles for the 2019 model year, including its new Kicks subcompact SUV.
Nissan will offer a $500 fleet incentive for its Kicks subcompact crossover that debuted in the 2018-MY.
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Nissan will offer street fleet incentives for 17 of its vehicles for the 2019 model year, including its new Kicks subcompact SUV, according to the company.
For its trucks and vans, Nissan will offer $1,000 for the Frontier midsize pickup, $2,000 for the Titan large pickup, $1,750 for the NV Cargo and NV Passenger full-size vans, and $2,500 for the NV200 compact van.
Nissan's SUV incentives will include $500 for the Kicks, Rogue and Rogue Sport. Incentives for other SUVs include $1,000 for the Pathfinder, $2,000 for the Armada, and $1,000 for the Murano.
For its cars, Nissan will offer $500 for the Versa sedan, Versa Note, and Sentra. Nissan will offer $1,000 for the Altima and Maxima midsize sedans. The battery-electric Leaf will include a $3,000 incentive. The company won't offer an incentive for its Z sports car.
The incentives will be available with the release of the models, said Morgan Wong, Nissan's manager of fleet operations.
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