Nissan has pulled the wraps of the Sunny in Mumbai. The Sunny is based on the Micra’s V-platform and is being offered with a petrol variant only. Powered by a 1500 cc engine, the Sunny produces 99 PS of power at 6000 RPM and 134 Nm of torque at 4000 RPM. According to ARAI, the Sunny will return a mileage of 16.95 kmpl. The Sunny is offered in 3 variants – the XE, XL and XV. ABS and driver side airbag is standard on all variants. We are at the launch and will update you with more information shortly. Meanwhile checkout our video review of the Nissan Sunny below.
2012 Nissan Sunny India Price (ex-showroom, New Delhi) -
Sunny XE – Rs. 5.78 lakhs
Sunny XL – Rs. 6.88 lakhs
Sunny XV – Rs. 7.68 lakhs
It will be available in the domestic market from the beginning of October, 2011. Available at 45 Nissan dealerships across the country, the Sedan can be booked from September 21, 2011 and the delivery would start from October 03, 2011. It will be offered to customers across the country without any waiting period for delivery. (Maruti Suzuki – Learn something).
“With unprecedented levels of sophistication and comfort, we are certain that the Nissan SUNNY will redefine the dynamics of the Sedan segment in India. We have been able to aggressively position it thanks to localization in excess of 85 per cent, which also reiterates our commitment to India and the Indian customer.” – Mr. Gilles Normand, Corporate Vice President, Africa, Middle East & India, Nissan Motor Company
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Waiting for price tag of this car.
Killer pricing ! only prob is petrol for a few customers… Indigo Manza is dead ! ;)
I hope this will be Manza, Dezire and Etios killers.. Nissan is a much better brand than TATA or Maruti.. Whenever i see an Indian driving an Etios, i feel that he has been fooled by Toyota. C’mon what do you mean by made for india. Its a piece of crap.. looks outdated and ugly. interiors are cheap. Nissan have made an amazing sedan and nothing looks cheap or outdated. infact it is very current. i think Toyota is making indians fool. etios twins suck.. way to go Nissan.. I hope that someone comes up with Innvova competitor so that they are completely killed.. only VW, GM, Nissan- Renault or Hyundai could do that..
KP, very well said. Toyota is indeed fooling people with the Etios. Both the cars are terrible, horrible quality and the design is worse than what a 10 year old would come up with on his drawing board. As far as Innova goes, the Nissan NV200 van is coming soon.
Thanks for sharing this. With the launch of Nissan Sunny, the company creates a space for itself in the Sedan segment of cars in India. The images of the car on internet says it all. It can be said that the new car would be stylish and a smart one. The new Sedan from Nissan has a smart look. I hope the car makes it good in the Indian road conditions.