Nissan's compact sedan - the Almera - has received a facelift to keep in ahead competition. The Almera has been a hit in both international and local markets, with more than one million units sold in the world and topping the local sales chart in the 1st Quarter of 2014 - outselling rivals such as the Toyota Vios and Honda City.
On the outside, the Almera now has a redesigned chromed front grille, headlamps and fog lamps, as well as a refreshed rear bumper and new alloy wheels.
Likewise, intrinsic attention is being paid to the cabin of the Almera, now with piano black trims and stitched leather upholstery.
Like its predecessor, the new Almera boasts class-leading legroom - thanks to a sumptuous 2,600mm wheelbase. The 2014 model also come with luxury amenities such as Intelligent Key with push start ignition - a feature seldom seen in its segment.
The new Almera is available in three variants - 1.5 MT, 1.5 AT Comfort and 1.5 AT Premium.
