We previously reported the multireversible redox behavior of bis(triple‐helicate) pentanuclear complexes of the type [{M(μ‐bpp)3}2M(μ3‐X)]n+ (M=Mn, Fe with X=O and Co with X=OH) with rigid tetradentate binucleating 3,5‐bis(pyridine‐2‐yl)pyrazole (bpp−) ligand. In this article, we focus on the nickel derivative of this family, [{NiII(μ‐bpp)3}2NiII3(μ‐OH)]3+ (13+), which exhibits up to five reversible or quasi‐reversible one‐electron waves in CH3CN solution. The two one‐electron oxidized species as well as the one‐electron reduced species with respective compositions of 4NiII1NiIII (14+), 3NiII2NiIII (15+) and 1NiI4NiII (12+), were quantitatively generated by bulk electrolyses and spectroscopically characterized highlighting the high stability of this family of complexes in several redox states. In addition to the initial complex 13+, the mixed‐valence 12+ was also successfully characterized by single‐crystal X‐ray diffraction, allowing to locate the sites of successive reversible one‐electron events. 12+ is an unusual example of a multinuclear complex including the low‐valent Ni(I) state.