Here’s another ‘coming soon to Malaysia’ car spotted at the 2014 Bangkok Motor Show, the Nissan Teana. The L33 Teana made its Thai and ASEAN debut in October last year, and will be launched in Malaysia this year after smaller sedan sibling Sylphy.
The new Teana is available in the Kingdom with 2.0 and 2.5 litre engines, and in five variant forms. The MR20DE four-pot features in the 2.0 versions (XE, XL and XL Navi) – it has 136 hp and 190 Nm. Moving up, the QR25DE (also a four-cylinder, V6 no longer offered) in the XV and XV Navi variants offers 173 hp and 234 Nm. Both are mated to Nissan’s Xtronic CVT gearbox.
Available kit includes a ‘3D Display’ in the meter panel (shows Lane Departure Warning, Blind Spot Warning, trip computer, navigation and Bluetooth connection), Around View Monitor, bi-xenons with AFS and a nine-speaker Bose sound system.
The D-segment contender has already been spotted testing in Malaysia more than once, and you can also read our test drive report from last year’s Nissan 360 event in California.
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Comments express excitement and positive feedback about the Nissan Teana's design, space, and features, with some highlighting it as a strong competitor to the Honda Accord and Toyota Camry. There are discussions about the car’s interior quality, engine options, and power, with some concerns over the 136hp engine being underpowered. Several mention that the Teana looks better and offers more space than rivals, but some critics feel it’s launched late and question its value and specifications for the Malaysian market.