Nissan Civilian. Photo: Tokumeigakarinoaoshima · CC0, via Wikimedia Commons. Representative image, actual unit may vary.
Nissan Civilian key features
29 seats
4.5 diesel
Durable chassis
Coaster alternative
Air conditioning
Nissan Civilian versions & specs compared
1 version we commonly import. Prices are indicative landed estimates in Kenya shillings.
Version
Landed (est.)
Engine
Power
Gearbox
Drive
Economy
Trim adds
4.5 Diesel 29-Seater
KES 6.5M – 8M
4.5L Diesel
150 hp
5-speed Manual
2WD
7 km/L
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Importing a Nissan Civilian to Kenya
A rugged 29-seat minibus for schools, churches and staff transport. At Buy Car in Kenya we import the Nissan Civilian from Japan, in 1 version covering diesel power.
Under the KEBS 8-year rule you can import Nissan Civilian units first registered in 2019 or later. Landed prices range from about KES 6.5M for the 4.5 Diesel 29-Seater to KES 8M for the top-spec models. Your final price depends on year, mileage, auction grade and exchange rate, and we confirm it in writing before you commit.
How much does it cost to import a Nissan Civilian to Kenya?
A Nissan Civilian (2019–2021) costs about KES 6.5M – 8M landed in Kenya, depending on the version, year, mileage and grade. The 4.5 Diesel 29-Seater is the most affordable at around KES 6.5M – 8M. This includes the car, shipping, KRA duty, clearing and registration.
What features does the Nissan Civilian have?
Key Nissan Civilian features include: 29 seats, 4.5 diesel, Durable chassis, Coaster alternative, Air conditioning.
Where do you import the Nissan Civilian from?
We import the Nissan Civilian from Japan. The fastest route is about 4–6 weeks shipping to Mombasa.
Can I import a Nissan Civilian under the 8-year rule?
Yes. In 2026 you can import a Nissan Civilian first registered in 2019 or later. We only source compliant units.
What is the fuel consumption of the Nissan Civilian?
Depending on the version, the Nissan Civilian returns about 7 km/L. Real-world figures depend on traffic and driving style.