2016 Nissan
X-TRAIL CVT 2.0
115,756 km Automatic Kuala Lumpur
Keyless Push StartTouchscreen Audio DisplayReverse Camera
RM
69,900
RM 766/mo
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Nissan Edit
Nissan is known for its quality, high performance, and affordable vehicles. Established back in 1933, Nissan is one of the largest automakers in the world with a large catalog of vehicles. Popular Nissan cars in Malaysia include the Nissan Almera, Grand Livina, and X-Trail.
Nissan cars are mainly made in Japan and exported to other countries worldwide. In Malaysia, Nissan opened their own facility known under Tan Chong Motor Holdings to assemble Completely Knocked Down (CKD) Nissan cars in Segambut, Kuala Lumpur.
According to a survey by Reliability Index, Nissan ranked ninth out of 32 brands for reliability with a score of 88 percent. The Nissan X-Trail also ranked in the top 100 most reliable cars of 2020.
All Nissan cars come with a seven-year unlimited mileage warranty where the last two years cover repairs and services for the engine, transmission, and selected parts. Maintenance costs incurred after the warranty period ranges roughly between RM207* and RM1,022*, depending on the model and the severity of the repair.
*Estimates are based on service repairs without major engine or gearbox overhauls.
The road tax for a Nissan depends on the engine displacement in cubic centrimeters (cc). For a Nissan Almera 1.5 (1498 cc), the road tax costs RM90, while the fee for a Nissan GTR-R5 (3799 cc) costs RM5,726.
Based on Carsome insights, the Nissan Grand Livina recorded an average depreciation rate of 35 percent in the first three years of ownership. This low depreciation rate is – to some extent – influenced by the fuel consumption factor which is arguably low for a larger-sized car. However, the rate varies based on factors such as the car’s condition and mileage.
The insurance rate is calculated based on the market price of your car, coverage type, location, engine capacity, and your No Claims Discount (NCD). A used Nissan Almera 1.5 (1498 cc) in Peninsula Malaysia without NCD will cost roughly RM1,190* to insure annually, compared to a brand new Nissan Almera which costs RM1,967*.
*Based on estimations of used and new car prices.
Tan Chong Ekspres Auto Servis or TCEAS is the dedicated After Sales Service provider for all Nissan vehicles in Malaysia. There are over 85 Service Centres, in addition to 19 Body & Paint Centers (BPC) for accident repairs nationwide.
You can get genuine Nissan replacement parts and factory-trained Nissan technicians at Tan Chong Ekspres Auto Servis or TCEAS.
Safety features in Nissan cars include Nissan Safety Shield 360 which consist of six Nissan Intelligent Mobility features that monitor the front, back, and both sides of the car. Some features included in this system are Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Automatic Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Detection, and Rear Automatic Braking.
Nissan Intelligent Mobility is a suite of intelligent safety features that extend beyond Safety Shield 360. The integrated technology of this system is designed to improve safety, comfort, and control while driving. Some features in the Nissan Intelligent Mobility include Intelligent Forward Collision Warning and Intelligent Lane Intervention.
The Nissan Intelligent Key uses an antenna that sends signals between the car and the key, as well as a tuner that receives the signals. It is a technology that allows the driver to lock and unlock the doors, and also start the vehicle with the simple push of a button.
Some of Nissan’s popular cars in Malaysia include the Nissan Almera, Nissan Serena S-Hybrid, Nissan X-Trail, and Nissan Sentra.
The Nissan Almera is the most affordable Nissan car sold in Malaysia which is priced at RM79,906.
Nissan LEAF is Nissan's first fully electric car that has an electric motor with 150 PS of power and 320 Nm of torque. Its 40kWh capacity battery has a range of 311 kilometers based on the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC) Test Mode. When driven, the standard Nissan LEAF goes from zero to 100 km/h in below eight seconds.