Looks like it so happens to be Nissan spyshot day today! This is the first time we’re looking at the interior of those mildly disguised Nissan Teanas that have been going around the Klang Valley, thanks to reader Ezham. Our Teanas are specced with a light cream interior with brown wood trim, quite similar to what we can see in the Latio and the Sylphy. Look after the jump for the rest of the photos snapped at the Sungai Buloh overhead R&R yesterday. Thanks Ezham!
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Nissan Teana interior highlight mixed opinions, with some praising its durability and quality, while others find the design outdated and uncle-like, comparing it unfavorably to Hyundai and other rivals. Several commenters mention the interior's cream color as looking old and unsuitable, and criticize the overall style as unrefined for younger buyers. Enthusiasts note features like push-start buttons and leather seats in higher specs, expressing interest in the 2.5-liter version. There is also discussion about pricing, discounts, and how the Teana compares to models like Accord and Camry. Overall, opinions are divided, with some appreciating the interior's quality and features, but many perceiving the design as unmodern or unattractive.