Nissan Sunny To See Sunlight In Mid 2011

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Nissan Sunny

Sedan is going great guns in India and that is why most of the major automobile manufacturers here in India are taking advantage of that. Sedan design has a unique feature of wider back than front and that unique design feature has made it a hit among Indian Car buyers’ community.
First it was Maruti, the first volume car maker in the country in collaboration with Suzuki Motors of Japan who launched one of their Swift models based on Sedan design named as DZire. Swift DZire is a big hit on Indian roads all across the country. Fiat was not far behind to launch their Polo Sedan soon after.
Tata Indigo going on the same lines to mark their own Sedan design signature launched Indigo Sedan named as Manza. Nissan Motors India has announced to launch their new Sedan in India by early second quarter of 2011.
They have named it as Nissan Sunny. Tough to say that if the sketches of the car that were leaked from Nissan headquarters due to security failures were that of this model or not but it seems that the new release by Nissan is going to be a big hit the moment it is released.
It is reportedly said that Nissan Sunny is based on their Micra V-model. Sedan and Micra are similar in many ways as far as the design part is concerned. But presumably Nissan is planning to design its Sunny in such a way that it appears as unique and totally different to Sedan design.
Nissan Sunny is a 1.5 L car, with 110 bhp engine and 148 Nm of torque. Officially the price of Nissan Sunny is not released yet but it would be in the range of 8 to 9 lac. The images released say that Nissan Sunny would be a close design of Nissan Teana and would be a petrol variant.
If it comes only in petrol version then it will be a singular player in the field with a fight to Fiat’s Linea and Hyundai’s Verna; but if Nissan launches diesel version of Sunny then there will be a tight war between Sunny, DZire and Manza.
Nissan and Renault have jointly decided to manufacture Sunny in their Oragadam plant close to Chennai in India. This is the same plant where Micra is being manufactured. Gradually in the coming couple of months more official information releases are being expected from the manufacturer in this aspect.

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