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Overview
Exterior
Interior
Features
Powertrain
Conclusion

Overview
Overview
With a sharp exterior, new powertrain and good safety features, the all-new Nissan Almera brings the fight to For some people, the name Nissan Almera sounds quite foreign. Maybe many don't know that this car is actually quite common, especially in the capital city. The reason is, this luxury sedan from the Japanese manufacturer is often used as an operational vehicle for taxis bearing the bird logo. This sedan, which is actually quite comfortable to drive, has been around since 1995.
This car that was created for the European market has various nicknames. Starting from the Nissan Pulsar, Nissan Bluebird Sylphy, Nissan Latio, and Samsung SM3 for the South Korean market. Comes with a front-wheel drive configuration, the Nissan Almera is prepared as the successor to the Nissan Sunny with a subcompact car classification.
Although known as the Nissan Almera ex taxi, this sedan has good quality, both in terms of design, engine, or in terms of comfort. The design is quite okay because the rounded style is similar to the Nissan Teana. So, this Almera can also be called baby Teana or Teana lite.

History
The Nissan Almera is a line of cars that has been produced by the Japanese car manufacturer Nissan since 1995. For the initial generation, the Almera was a compact car (segment C), which was basically the European export market version of the Pulsar for the first generation model (N15), and the Bluebird Sylphy for the first generation model. second generation model (N16). Since the third generation model (N17), the Almera nameplate has been changed to a subcompact or B-segment sedan based on the V platform. In the Philippines, it was launched on October 8, 2021 and is offered in three variants: EL Turbo (5-speed manual), VE Turbo (manual). 5 speed and CVT) and VL N-Sport Turbo (CVT only). All models are offered with a turbocharged 1.0 liter engine. The Almera is now imported from Thailand instead of being built locally as Nissan stopped production in that country.
Price
The Nissan Almera price in the Philippines starts at P728,000.00. The lowest price is the Nissan Almera 1.0 EL Turbo MT, ranging all the way up to the Nissan Almera 1.0 VL Turbo N-Sport CVT Aspen Pearl White priced at P1,113,000.00.
Exterior
Eksterior

The newThe new Nissan Almera is miles better than the odd-looking previous generation. It’s now sharper and looks much bigger than its segment suggests when you look at it in the metal. The front, to be precise, the headlamp is a fairly prominent part of this car. The design chosen by Nissan makes this sedan look wider and longer. The front looks wider thanks to the V-motion grille. Meanwhile, when viewed from the side, this car looks longer because of the lines and also the tail light, which is partially visible from the side. At the rear, the two tail lights look as if they are connected together. Overall, there is nothing special about the exterior design of this car because what is superior is the interior and its features.
Dimensions
LWH : 4495 x 1740 x 1460. Wheelbase 2620 mm, weight 1112 kg
Lighting
The base VL and mid-range VLT gets halogen projectors, while LED reflectors are reserved only for the top-of-the-line VLP.
Wheels
15-inches for the VL, and 16-inches for the VLT and VLP.
Interior
Interior
All variants get the very comfortable Zero Gravity driver and front passenger seats. In the VL, the seats are only fabric, as opposed to leather in the higher variants. The interior design of the Nissan Almera is dominated by black and white. For some variants, the dashboard remains black, the same as the seat color. However, certain variants have a dashboard with a different accent. In addition, there are also two touch screen sizes on the dashboard, namely 7 inches and 8 inches. Especially for the 8-inch touch screen, it is equipped with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay features.
Dashboard
The two-tone colour is reserved for the VLT and VLP variants only.

Space
It fits four adults comfortably, with lots of boot space and cubby holes to keep things inside.
Boot
The boot space in the Nissan ALMERA is astonishingly generous. A full 490 litres of capacity allows you to load up with room to spare.
Features
Features
Safety features
Besides the customary ABS and EBD, the Almera comes with stability control, AEB, FCW and HSA on even the cheapest variant. In the highest VLP variant, buyers will get 360-degree camera, BSM and RCTA as well as cruise control. This gives the vehicle an intelligent around-view monitor, forward collision warning, intelligent emergency braking, blind-spot warning, rear cross-traffic alert, and hill start assist.
Comfort features
Zero-Gravity, semi-bucket seats are a joy to sit in. There’s also automatic climate control, and with the higher-end variants you’ll get a semi-digital instrument cluster.
Infotainment features
The higher-end variants get Apple CarPlay support on the infotainment system. Unfortunately, there’s no Android Auto support. Barring the base VL, the VLP and VLT gets 6 speakers.
Powertrain
Powertrain Performance
Engine
The All-New Nissan Almera is a small but powerful 1.0 liter 3-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine that produces 99 hp and a strong torque figure of 152 Nm. The power mill can be paired with a 5-speed manual or CVT transmission. The fourth-generation Almera is based on the Nissan V platform which is shared with the fifth-generation Micra.
Chassis
All variants get electric power steering, and they’re all front-wheel drive.
Transmission
The 5-speed manual transmission enhances control of gear selection, giving you a sporty driving feel and quick acceleration.
Riding&control
Almera's handling makes every ride memorable with its rigid chasis, responsive steering, and powerful 1.0-liter turbocharged engine. For suspension, this car uses Nissan Almera Suspension set from the front of the MacPherson Type independent design and the rear semi-independent torsion beam. with the suspension makes you drive more stable and comfortable on any road
Fuel consumption
The fuel consumption of the Nissan Almera also depends on the type of gearbox installed. Modifications with "mechanics" consume an average of about 7.2 liters, with "automatic" - about 8.5 liters.
Conclusion
Conclusion
While we’re yet to review the car, the Nissan Almera is now a worthy contender, with a healthy set of safety kit and an all-new powertrain. It’s quite a looker, and with it being a fairly refined model, should be a good choice to keep in your sights if you’re in the market for a B-segment sedan.