Indian Car Market to Witness the Launch of Nissan Sylphy in 2014

Exclusive reports surrounding the Japanese auto giant, Nissan Motors have surfaced and reveal that the company is planning on bringing the Nissan Sylphy to India by 2014. The Sylphy is the newest global member of Nissan that has joined the executive saloon segment of the car markets across the globe. The said car broke covers at the Beijing Motor Show 2012 and is expected to be placed between the Nissan Sunny and Nissan Teana. The arch rivals of the Nissan Sylphy would be Renault Fluence, Toyota Corolla and Volkswagen Jetta.

Published On May 23, 2012 13:33 IST

Published OnMay 23, 2012 13:17 IST

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Nissan Sylphy

According to the car maker, the car has space and features in abundance when compared with the other cars in the executive saloon segment. The materials used in the making of this car are superior in quality and infuse more luxury feel to the car. Hustling under the hood would be powerful 1.8- liter petrol engine coupled with a six-speed manual and the next generation XTRONIC Continuously Variable Tranmission (CVT) gearbox. The Xtronic CVT aids in improving the performance and fuel efficiency of the car. It has also been speculated that the engine of Renault Fluence which is 1.5-liter K9K diesel engine capable of generating a peak power of 108 BHP could also provide services under the hood of Nissan Sylphy.

News Source: AutoCar India

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