The Daihatsu Move is a minicar that follows the kei formula and is gaining popularity in the taxi industry in Kenya, the Move is becoming a favorite among motorists thanks to its great fuel economy, features, and reliability. Its small size makes it easy to zip in and around inner-city traffic and tight parking spaces. The Daihatsu Move competes with the Mitsubishi EK Wagon, Nissan Otti, Suzuki Alto, Mazda Carol, Honda N One, Honda Zest, and Daihatsu Mira.

The Volkswagen Polo is a common hatchback in Kenyan roads and is loved by motorists for its fuel economy, cutting-edge technology, and exceptional build quality. The Polo rides confidently and performs well when you need it to.  It competes with popular Japanese vehicles including the Toyota Passo, Nissan March, Mazda Verisa, Toyota Vitz, and Mazda Demio. 

The Nissan Note is one of the most popular hatchbacks in the Kenyan market and for a good reason. The Note offers fuel efficiency, reliability, and practicability, and seats 5 people comfortably. It effortlessly navigates dense urban environments. The Nissan Note rivals the Toyota Ractis, Subaru Trezia, Honda Fit, and Mazda Demio.

The Nissan March is a popular and versatile subcompact hatchback that has been capturing the hearts of drivers in the Kenyan Market for decades. It is known for its agile handling, fuel efficiency and reliability. The Nissan March has established itself as a reliable choice for urban dwellers and those seeking an affordable and efficient vehicle. It competes with the Suzuki Alto, Toyota Passo and Mitsubishi Mirage.

The Nissan March is a popular subcompact hatchback that has gained a reputation in the Kenyan market for its practicality, efficiency, and compact size. Its name "March" is derived from the month of March. The name March expresses a light, lively and youthful impression. The Nissan March competes with the Suzuki Alto, Toyota Passo and Mitsubishi Mirage.

The Nissan March also known as the Nissan Micra is a super mini car that has been in production since 1982. It is one of the most sought mini cars in the Kenyans market due to its great fuel efficiency, affordable price and reliability. The Nissan march competes with the Suzuki Alto, Toyota Passo and Mitsubishi Mirage.

The Toyota Starlet made its triumphant return to the Kenyan Market in 2019 after a hiatus of almost two decades. The Starlet, which debuted in 1973 is now winning over a new generation fans with its sleek design, impressive fuel economy, advanced features and affordable price. It competes with the Suzuki Swift, Mazda Demio, Honda Fit and Volkswagen Polo.

The Toyota Auris is one of the most sought hatchbacks in the Kenyan market. Auris was derived from the Latin name "aurum," which means gold. Toyota chose the name to convey a sense of luxury and sophistication. It competes with established brands such as the Subaru Impreza, VW Golf, Mazda Axela, Nissan Tiida, Peugeot 306, and Audi A3.