What separates them
Nissan Note vehicles can differ by year, variant and recorded powertrain, so the model name alone is not enough. Compare model code, powertrain, drivetrain and transmission on each listing, and treat the individual listing as the evidence for the exact car.
e-POWER is not a plug-in
When a Note is badged e-POWER, its petrol engine generates electricity for an electric motor that drives the wheels — it is not a battery-electric or plug-in vehicle and does not charge externally. The page does not infer battery condition or running costs from the label; check the recorded system on each listing.
Why compare model codes
Note model codes separate generations and systems that share a name. Two listings can look alike and be quite different underneath — the code, where recorded, is what tells them apart before you compare prices.
