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Nissan Note: importing one from Japan to Ireland

The e-Power hybrid that drives like an EV but never needs charging.

Nissan Note

Why Irish buyers choose it

The Note e-Power uses a small petrol engine purely as a generator for an electric motor, so it drives like an electric car with instant torque and one-pedal driving. It is a strong alternative to an EV for people without home charging.

Real auction prices in Japan

18,088sold at auction, last 3 months
€1,686median auction price
€612–€3,360typical range
80k kmmedian mileage
YearSoldMedian priceMedian km
202622€8,2222k km
2025207€8,9486k km
2024360€7,88819k km
2023550€6,89542k km
20221,021€4,52466k km
20212,234€4,11859k km
2020591€2,92263k km
20191,450€2,43576k km
20181,291€2,16579k km
20171,970€1,94286k km

Auction hammer prices in Japan, before shipping, duty, VAT, VRT and fees.

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Importing it to Ireland

Built in Japan, so it can qualify for 0% duty. Low CO₂ keeps VRT down.

Japan-built: can qualify for 0% duty with documented origin. VAT at 23% and VRT apply to every import.

What to check

Parts for the e-Power drivetrain are supplied through Nissan, but confirm with your local garage before buying.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Nissan Note cost at auction in Japan?

The median auction price over the last three months was €1,686, with most selling between €612 and €3,360, before shipping, taxes and fees.

Is there import duty on a Nissan Note from Japan?

Japan-built cars can qualify for 0% customs duty from February 2026 with documented Japanese origin.

What is the Nissan Note most compared with?

Irish buyers most often compare it with the Toyota Aqua, Honda Fit Hybrid and Nissan Leaf.

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