Nissan Kicks

Owning a brand-new car is a dream for many, but affordability becomes a key concern with rising expenses. Car financing offers a solution, enabling buyers to spread payments over manageable instalments. In the UAE, where car ownership is often essential, financing can make owning a new vehicle a realistic goal, even for as little as AED 1,000/month. For those exploring their options, it’s worth understanding the difference between car financing and leasing—learn more about it here.

Car financing is purchasing a vehicle through a loan or lease arrangement.

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Here’s a compiled list of the new affordable 2025 SUV options available in the UAE under AED 80,000.

All the SUVs listed are equipped with automatic transmissions and include standard driving and safety features commonly found in new vehicles, such as Anti-lock Braking System (ABS), Cruise Control System (CCS), Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), Electronic Brake-force Distribution (EBD), Electronic Stability Control (ESC), and Traction Control System (TCS).

For more options at both lower and higher price points, check out our other listicles:

Affordable SUVs under AED 60,000 in the UAE

Affordable New SUVs under AED 70,000 in the UAE

Latest Affordable SUVs under AED 90,000 in the UAE

Latest SUVs under AED 100,000 in the UAE

The 2026 GAC Emkoo is a compact SUV manufactured in China.

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The Nissan Kicks walked into the market in 2018, pushing the Nissan Juke out the door in the Middle East. The Kicks brought in a more conventional look instead of the Juke’s funky design (though the new Juke has grown a bit more mature since then). Three years into its life, Nissan gives the little crossover a nip and tuck for the 2021 model year. The 2021 Nissan Kicks has been revealed in Thailand, flaunting an updated design and a sort-of hybrid powertrain.

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As comparison tests go, this isn’t the most exciting, but it is probably relevant to a whole lot more people than pitting Porsches and Ferraris against McLarens and Lamborghinis yet again (spoiler alert: Porsches and Ferraris are always better). What we have here today are the newest segment of vehicles to sprout from the SUV revolution — the sub-compact crossovers. Not quite SUVs, but not really cars either, the sub-compact crossover gives owners the feeling of driving an SUV while keeping ownership costs within car-like levels. The newest of the bunch is the Honda HR-V, going up against the immensely-successful Nissan Kicks.

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