Well, it looks like another Japanese pro-tuner is giving a hand to spruce up the Grand Livina. We’ve already seen what IMPUL can do; here is AUTECH giving the popular MPV a go.
For the front, the Grand Livina’s front grille is polished in chrome. The MPV gets a new bumper design, which is gets some chrome garnishing. A set of 15 inch six-spoke AUTECH wheel replaces the standard set of wheels. These AUTECH wheels are diamond-cut with each spoke featuring a gunmetal-textured finish. An AUTECH emblem is stuck to the tailgate as a signature of their handiwork.
Inside, you have a choice brown or black leather seats and door trim. The seven-seater is also outfitted with a six-inch touchscreen satnav with reverse camera, DVD player and USB/Bluetooth connectivity. You’ll also get the choice of speccing the car with a 10.2 inch roof-mounted LCD monitor.
The multi-purpose vehicle comes with a new bronze gold colour and V-Kool Solargard Armorcoat window tinting. No other changes made to the engine or suspension. The on-the-road price of the Nissan Grand Livina AUTECH starts from RM105,800 and you can see it in all ETCM showrooms or in One Utama from July 11 – 15, 2012.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express disappointment with the Nissan Grand Livina AUTECH's high price, outdated design, and lack of modern features like USB, MP3 support, and safety tech such as stability control. Many feel the model is overpriced for its features and design, with some comparing it unfavorably to competitors like Proton Exora and Kia Rondo. There is also frustration over poor customer service and the perception that the car is a recycled, cosmetic upgrade rather than a significant improvement. Overall, sentiments lean towards dissatisfaction with value and innovation.