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Drive a Kicks Play
The Kicks Play is a compact five-seat SUV made for nimble city driving, easy parking, and efficient miles. It's the first-generation Kicks carried into 2025 under a new name, and 2025 is its final model year. If you're browsing for a Nissan rental with front-wheel drive and a smooth CVT, this is your chance to drive the last of the line.
Booking a Kicks Play SUV rental on Turo keeps things simple. On the car rental marketplace, you book from a local vehicle owner and choose pickup or delivery to fit your plans.
Kicks Play specs
MPG
31 city/36 hwy
Horsepower
122 hp
Seats
5
Weight
2,629 lbs
Efficiency that goes the distance
The Kicks Play earns 31 city/36 hwy/33 combined mpg, so your fuel budget stretches as far as your plans. Its 1.6L four-cylinder pairs with a CVT to sip fuel on stop-and-go errands. On road trips, the 10.8-gallon tank keeps fill-ups quick between highway stretches.
Tech that keeps you connected
Yes, the Kicks Play has Apple CarPlay — plus Android Auto, so your maps, playlists, and messages move from your phone to the dash. Both run through the NissanConnect 7-inch touchscreen, your hub for navigation apps, calls, and audio on every drive.
Siri Eyes Free lets you use Siri while your eyes stay on the road. Bluetooth handles hands-free calls and audio streaming, and six speakers fill the cabin with your road trip soundtrack. Three USB-A ports (one front, two charge-only in back) keep everyone's devices topped up, so rear-seat passengers won't fight over one cable.
Safety tech on every drive
Every Kicks Play comes standard with Nissan Safety Shield 360, a suite of driver-assist tech that watches the road ahead, behind, and beside you. Automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection helps you avoid front collisions. Rear automatic braking adds a backstop when you're reversing out of a tight spot.
Lane departure warning alerts you if you drift out of your lane, and blind spot warning flags vehicles you might miss before you merge. Rear cross-traffic alert gives you a heads-up about approaching traffic as you back out of a parking space or driveway. It's a reassuring set of tools on unfamiliar streets — and since it's standard, you'll find it on every Kicks Play.
Stand out with a Kicks Play
The Kicks Play is a compact five-seater that keeps your trip efficient and budget-friendly. It's a natural fit for solo travelers, couples, city stays, and weekend getaways — anywhere easy parking and strong mpg matter most. If you're comparing compact SUV rentals, this one gives you crossover practicality in a footprint that slips into tight city spots.
Top Kicks Play features
Cargo room that punches above its size
Three things set the Kicks Play apart: surprising cargo room, its place as the last of the first-generation Kicks, and everyday conveniences built in.
The Kicks Play gives you 25.3 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seats, with room for luggage, groceries, or weekend gear. Need more? Fold the rear seats and the space opens up to 32.3 cubic feet for bulkier loads.
The 60/40 split-folding rear seat is the real trick. Fold the larger section for long items and keep one rear seat open, or fold the smaller side for a little extra room. That flexibility pays off on airport runs, road trips, and weekend getaways, when your packing list changes from one day to the next.
The last of the first-generation Kicks
Yes, the Kicks Play is discontinued — 2025 is its final model year. The first-generation Kicks carried over for 2025 with a new name, the Kicks Play, and came to the US in a single S trim. There's no 2026 version, so every Kicks Play you'll find in the US is a 2025 model.
That makes renting one a chance to drive the last of a familiar formula: five seats, front-wheel drive, a CVT, and strong fuel economy. It also keeps your search simple. With one model year and one trim, you won't need to decode trim levels while you compare listings.
Everyday conveniences, built in
The Kicks Play covers the everyday details so you can focus on the drive. Cruise control takes the strain out of long highway stretches. The Easy-Fill Tire Alert helps you fill the tires to the right pressure, so a quick stop for air doesn't turn into guesswork.
Front-wheel drive and a CVT keep the driving experience simple and predictable, with smooth acceleration from stoplights and on-ramps. The 16-inch wheels round out a setup suited to paved city streets and highway miles. That's just what you need for errands, commutes, and weekend escapes, without extra complexity to figure out before you pull away.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a Kicks Play
Get to know your Kicks Play
A few quick tips will help you feel at home in the Kicks Play from the first mile.
Pair your phone with the 7-inch touchscreen before you pull away, so maps and music are ready when you are. Keep the Easy-Fill Tire Alert in mind, too — it's handy if a tire needs air mid-trip.
If you're hauling luggage, practice folding the 60/40 rear seats so you can switch between passenger and cargo space fast. Traveling with a bigger group or more gear? The roomier Nissan Pathfinder might suit your trip better.
Kicks Play driving tips
The Kicks Play's compact footprint makes it easy to slip into tight street spots and parking garages. Front-wheel drive and the CVT deliver smooth, steady acceleration, so ease into the throttle and enjoy the ride. On longer drives, plan fuel stops around the 10.8-gallon tank to keep your road trip on schedule.
How much does it cost to rent a Kicks Play?
The cost to rent a Kicks Play depends on your location, trip dates, and trip length. At the time of writing, Kicks Play listings on Turo started from around $49/day, though prices vary by listing and change over time.
Planning a longer stay? Longer trips often come with discounts, and a long-term car rental can help you keep monthly costs in check.
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On the Turo car rental marketplace, you can rent the perfect car for wherever you’re going from a vibrant community of trusted hosts. Whether you're flying in from afar or looking for a car down the street, searching for a rugged truck or something smooth and swanky, Turo puts you in the driver's seat of an extraordinary selection of cars rented out by local hosts.Frequently asked questions about Kicks Play rentals on Turo
What documents do I need to rent a Kicks Play on Turo?
You'll need a valid driver's license and a Turo account that's approved to drive. Once you're approved, you can book your Kicks Play and manage your trip in the Turo app.
What type of driver's license do I need to rent a Kicks Play?
You need a valid driver's license. If you're visiting the US from another country, check the license requirements in the Turo app before you book your Kicks Play.
How old do I need to be to rent a Kicks Play?
Age requirements depend on the vehicle and your location. Turo confirms your eligibility when you book your Kicks Play.
Do I need insurance to rent a Kicks Play?
When you book a Kicks Play on Turo, you'll choose a protection plan at checkout.
Are there discounts for renting a Kicks Play?
Yes, longer Kicks Play trips often come with discounts. Check each listing's pricing for your dates before you book.
Can I rent a Kicks Play long-term?
Yes. You can book a Kicks Play on Turo for days, weeks, or months, depending on the listing's availability.
Does a Kicks Play rental come with unlimited mileage?
It depends on the listing. Each Kicks Play listing shows its mileage limit, so check it before you book.
Can other people drive the Kicks Play I rent?
Yes. You can add additional drivers to your Kicks Play trip in the Turo app.
Does the Kicks Play have Apple CarPlay?
Yes. The Kicks Play comes standard with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on its 7-inch NissanConnect touchscreen.
* Any personal insurance you may have that covers damage to the host’s vehicle would kick in before your protection plan, except in limited situations for trips booked in Maryland, but this protects your own wallet. In the US, liability insurance is provided under a policy issued to Turo by Travelers Excess and Surplus Lines Company. Terms, conditions, and exclusions apply. The policy does not provide coverage for damage to a host’s vehicle.
For questions or information about the third party liability insurance for trips in the US, consumers in Maryland and the licensed states listed here may contact Turo Insurance Agency at (415) 508-0283 or claims@turo.agency. For questions about how damage to a host’s vehicle is handled, visit the Turo Support site. When a trip is booked in the state of Washington, physical damage to the host’s vehicle is covered by insurance purchased by Turo, but the Turo insurance does not change the contractual responsibilities of hosts or guests with respect to physical damage to a host’s vehicle.