Full List of Nissan Dealers in Kenya and Contacts

Updated 26 October 2026

Nissan’s official business in Kenya is run by Crown Motors Group, a subsidiary of Motus, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange listed motor group. According to Nissan Kenya, Crown Motors has its head office in Nairobi, four branches of its own and a network of 18 independent dealers spread across the country.

The list below comes from the Find a Dealer and About Us pages on nissankenya.com and the Crown Motors (Motus Kenya) contact page. Phone numbers are shown only where Nissan Kenya or Crown Motors publishes them. For independent dealers with no number listed, call the Nairobi sales line and ask to be connected, or visit in person.

Crown Motors Group branches (Nissan Kenya)

These are the branches Crown Motors runs itself. They handle new vehicle sales, servicing and genuine parts.

Crown Motors lists the same trading hours for its branches: Monday to Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm, Saturday 9:00am to 1:00pm, closed on Sunday.

Independent Nissan dealers in Kenya

Outside the four company branches, Nissan Kenya lists these independent dealers on its website. Most are service and parts outlets rather than full new car showrooms, so call before you travel if you want to see a particular model.

Nissan Kenya’s page also shows one more Autoxpress outlet on Moi Avenue at a new Total petrol station without naming the town, with the numbers 0708 237931 and 0733 450061. Confirm the location by phone before going.

Which dealer should you use?

If you are buying a new Nissan, start with the Nairobi sales branch at Sameer Business Park or the Mombasa and Kisumu showrooms, because these are the outlets Crown Motors runs directly. They can give you official prices, warranty terms and finance options for current models, and arrange a test drive. Nissan Kenya’s website also has online forms to book a test drive, request a quote and book a service.

For servicing, the right choice depends on what you drive. A new Nissan still under warranty should be serviced where the warranty terms say, usually Crown Motors or an approved dealer, so that you keep the cover. An older imported Nissan such as a Note, X-Trail, Navara or NV350 can be serviced at any of the independent dealers above, which are listed by Nissan Kenya and so are more likely to stock genuine parts than an unknown roadside garage.

Buying a used or imported Nissan

Many Nissans on Kenyan roads were imported second hand from Japan rather than bought new locally. If you are considering one, work out the full landed cost first. Our guides on car import duty rates in Kenya and import taxes on popular Japanese models explain how KRA calculates duty, excise and VAT.

Before paying for any used car, confirm the logbook details and the registered owner on NTSA. Our step by step guide on checking a vehicle owner on NTSA TIMS shows how, and if the car needs new plates, see how to apply for new number plates on NTSA.

Tips before you visit a Nissan dealer

• Call ahead. Independent dealers often specialise in service and parts, and stock of new vehicles is usually held in Nairobi.
• Ask for a written quote that shows the vehicle price, registration costs and any accessories separately, all in KSh.
• For servicing, ask whether parts are genuine Nissan parts and keep the receipts, especially if your car is under warranty.
• Pay into the company’s official bank account or till, and get an official receipt. Be wary of anyone asking you to pay into a personal number.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the official Nissan distributor in Kenya?

Crown Motors Group, a subsidiary of Motus Africa, runs Nissan Kenya. It has a Nairobi head office, four branches of its own and 18 independent dealers.

Where is the Nissan showroom in Nairobi?

Nissan sales are at Sameer Business Park on Mombasa Road. The service centre is on Enterprise Road behind Sameer Business Park, opposite General Motors.

What is the Nissan Kenya phone number?

The Nairobi sales line is 020 7904951 and the Nairobi service line is 020 7904952. Mombasa is 041 2220791 and Kisumu is 020 7904955.

What are Nissan Kenya’s opening hours?

Monday to Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm and Saturday 9:00am to 1:00pm. The branches are closed on Sunday.

Is there a Nissan dealer in Eldoret?

Yes. Nissan Kenya lists two: Ace Motors Ltd on Kipkarren Road and Trans Africa Motors Ltd on Maraba Road.

Can I service an imported Nissan at an official dealer?

Yes. Crown Motors and the listed independent dealers service Nissans regardless of where they were first sold, though warranty cover applies only to vehicles that came with one.