Nissan has launched India’s newest family vehicle – the seven-seater urban utility Nissan EVALIA at the Delhi Auto Expo. To be built at Nissan’s Chennai plant, EVALIA’s combination of space, style and practicality makes it an ideal vehicle for larger families.
At the front, EVALIA has a new interpretation of the Nissan grille which flows into the slim wrap-around headlights and at the rear it has a wide-opening top hinged tailgate.
Nissan has launched India’s newest family vehicle – the seven-seater urban utility Nissan EVALIA at the Delhi Auto Expo. To be built at Nissan’s Chennai plant, EVALIA’s combination of space, style and practicality makes it an ideal vehicle for larger families.
Practicality is ensured by the twin sliding side doors, designed to make ingress and egress as easy as possible, especially in tight parking zones.
Practicality is ensured by the twin sliding side doors, designed to make ingress and egress as easy as possible, especially in tight parking zones.
Strut-type front suspension is mounted on a rubber-insulated subframe to isolate road noise and vibrations.An anti-roll bar is attached directly to the strut assembly for better body roll control while cornering and ripple control shock absorbers enhance ride comfort
The compact rear suspension, which is also mounted on a rubber insulated sub frame, uses wide single leaf springs to provide the strength needed for a full load of seven passengers but without compromising ride comfort.
Safety features include a high intensity cabin structure and extensive door impact absorption material to provide a safety shield around the occupants. Pedestrian safety considerations include shock absorbing materials in the bumper, bonnet and cowl.
Safety features include a high intensity cabin structure and extensive door impact absorption material to provide a safety shield around the occupants. Pedestrian safety considerations include shock absorbing materials in the bumper, bonnet and cowl.
Production will start at Nissan’s Oragadam plant in the middle of 2012. Sales are due to start in the second half of the year