Nissan has launched facelift versions of the Latio hatchback and sedan in our neighbouring country of Thailand, where the two models are called the Tiida and Tiida Latio respectively. The facelift has already been out for quite sometime actually, on sale in its country of origin Japan and even Singapore.
Basically Nissan has found a grille that ‘works’ along the way of its various experimentation with styling and are now sticking the Nissan Murano’s grille onto pretty much everything they have. Edaran Tan Chong Motor has yet to do anything about its locally assembled Latio and Latio Sport here.
The front grille is differentiated between the sedan and hatchback by its colour – dark and light grey respectively. There is also a new front bumper design. Look after the jump for a gallery of nice images that Nissan Thailand sent over.
[zenphotopress number=99 album=554]
Looking to sell your car? Sell it with Carro.
KS
on 
unlogic (Member)
on 
Ken
on 
Wen
on 
CocoBear
on 
flopsy
on 
Ariff
on 
rageaccel2
on 
Mazda 3 MPS
on 
csv
on 
budin
on 
superguest
on 
lowprofile
on 
pennstater
on 
dp
on 
tikus (Member)
on 
deldel
on 
nmh
on 
ago87
on 
anonymous
on 
evo
on 
kimi_
on 
fxxtheProton
on 
GuChiaLian
on 
Kamyongkai
on 
faten dasuki
on 
Love Babes
on 
azrai
on 
epol
on 
K Tan
on 
Jenjarom
on 
meteoranaic
on 
gattaca
on 
adrianclw
on 
stephenstreets
on 
Krap
on 
putra_rider
on 
JG
on 
scottloeb
on 
Kanghui
on 
eddy
on 
ferox
on 
mitlanevo
on 
haro
on 
sam
on 
skull-fire
on 
Y
on 
justice (Member)
on 
peroempat
on 
mousey
on 
carneo
on 
jolly_idiot
on 
frankie
on 
klguy
on 
pycazu (Member)
on 
Squawk
on 
Bil
on 
Jy
on 
alldisc
on 
ecah
on 
old timers
on 
dirtyoldmen
on 
Tuni
on 
Ken
on 
mirror mirror
on 
DUCKthegovt~DUCKtheg
on 
AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments mainly express disappointment with the Nissan Latio's design, calling it boring and unattractive, despite its good driving quality. Many focus on the unattractive front grille and overall look, comparing it unfavorably to other models like Honda City or Vios. Interestingly, the majority of commenters are more captivated by the Thai models and their looks, with some joking that the girls overshadow the car's appeal. Several comments joke about preferring to focus on the girls rather than the vehicle, highlighting the models' attractiveness as a central point of discussion. Some also inquire about upcoming models like the Navara and Pathfinder, but attention overwhelmingly gravitates toward the models rather than the car improvements. Overall, the sentiment favors the models for their looks, with criticisms mainly aimed at the Latio's design.