After nearly a week of teasing the car, Nissan Malaysia has finally announced on its Facebook page that the all-new Nissan Sylphy is open for booking. Estimated prices for the new C-segment sedan are as such: RM115,300 for the Sylphy 1.8 E and RM125,500 for the 1.8 VL.
Among others, Nissan’s new offering has six airbags, a five-star ANCAP safety rating, four-wheel disc brakes with traction and stability control, ABS and BA as standard across the range, with a new 131 PS/174 Nm 1.8 litre Twin C-VTC engine matched to an improved Xtronic CVT transmission.
The top-spec VL adds on 17-inch wheels, keyless entry, dual-zone climate control, rear air con vents, leather upholstery and projector Xenon headlamps.
Check out the official leaflet in the gallery below for more details or better yet – exclusively on paultan.org – read our full review of the new Nissan Sylphy to find out if it’s any good.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the Nissan Sylphy booking reveal a mix of excitement and skepticism. Many appreciate the value for money, safety features, and comfort offered by the car, praising ETCM for its efforts. Some believe it may rival or even surpass competitors like the Altis, Civic, and Mazda 3 in terms of features and pricing. However, there are concerns about pricing, with some expecting it to be over RM115k, and doubts about whether the car will be competitively priced or CKD in Malaysia. A few comments also express doubts about Nissan's reliability and the value of the features, criticizing the delay in official launch and comparing it unfavorably to other models. Overall, excitement about the product is tempered by uncertainty over its final price and market positioning.