New Russian Nissan Almera
Nissan has launched the Almera saloon at the Moscow International Motor Show.
The rather bland looks might be familiar, because it’s based on the existing Bluebird Sylphy that’s currently sold in Japan and some South East Asian countries.
+Side.jpg "Nissan Almera (2013) Side")
+Front+Side.jpg "Nissan Almera (2013) Front Side")
+Rear+Side.jpg "Nissan Almera (2013) Rear Side")
+Dashboard.jpg "Nissan Almera (2013) Dashboard")
However, the Almera has been re-engineered to cope with Russian climatic and road conditions, and it’ll be assembled locally at the Togliatti plant.
Among the special measures employed are a strengthened suspension and a raised ride height. Furthermore, thicker steel has been used for the floor pan, the body has been reinforced and there are steel plates underneath to protect the engine, brake pipes and fuel lines. Even the decorative chrome gets an innovative anti-corrosion treatment.
Prices have yet to be confirmed, but the Nissan Almera is due to go on sale in Russia in early 2013.
Although it is going to be available in a choice of Welcome, Comfort or Tekna trim grades, the only engine that will be offered is a1.6 litre petrol engine producing 100 bhp (75 kW / 102 PS).
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The rather bland looks might be familiar, because it’s based on the existing Bluebird Sylphy that’s currently sold in Japan and some South East Asian countries.
+Side.jpg "Nissan Almera (2013) Side")
+Front+Side.jpg "Nissan Almera (2013) Front Side")
+Rear+Side.jpg "Nissan Almera (2013) Rear Side")
+Dashboard.jpg "Nissan Almera (2013) Dashboard")
However, the Almera has been re-engineered to cope with Russian climatic and road conditions, and it’ll be assembled locally at the Togliatti plant.
Among the special measures employed are a strengthened suspension and a raised ride height. Furthermore, thicker steel has been used for the floor pan, the body has been reinforced and there are steel plates underneath to protect the engine, brake pipes and fuel lines. Even the decorative chrome gets an innovative anti-corrosion treatment.
Prices have yet to be confirmed, but the Nissan Almera is due to go on sale in Russia in early 2013.
Although it is going to be available in a choice of Welcome, Comfort or Tekna trim grades, the only engine that will be offered is a1.6 litre petrol engine producing 100 bhp (75 kW / 102 PS).
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