Nissan is now selling a facelifted Nissan Grand Livina MPV in Indonesia, with small aesthetic upgrades such as a new front grille, a new alloy wheel design, and new white-faced instrument cluster dials.
The interior has also been given a black colour scheme, though things like interior colour are probably not something that might be specific to a facelift, just the country’s product planner ticking checkbox next to the item “black interior” instead of “cream interior”. The rest of the car and engines looks like they remain the same.
Look after the jump for a few shots of the updated MPV.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the 2011 Nissan Grand Livina facelift focus mainly on cosmetic updates, with some expressing dissatisfaction over the outdated design compared to previous versions. Many appreciate Nissan's durability and value, noting the model's practicality and low maintenance. Concerns about lack of features like a temperature gauge, underpowered engine (especially the 1.6), and the need for a faster new model are common. Overall, opinions are mixed but lean towards expectations of a more modern, better-equipped vehicle.