Edaran Tan Chong Motor (ETCM) has officially launched new IMPUL packages for the Nissan Grand Livina, which injects quite a fair bit of sportiness into the MPV. Customers will get to choose from two packages – the IMPUL Complete Package and IMPUL Premium Package.
Both packages come standard with the IMPUL Aerokit (front and rear bumpers, side skirts and rear spoiler), LED daytime running light (integrated into the front bumper), black front grille and wheel arch extensions.
For the IMPUL Complete Package, buyers will also receive 17-inch IMPUL HS-10 alloy wheels, IMPUL Blast 2 exhaust muffler, IMPUL sports suspension (25 mm lower ride height) and Continental ContiMaxContact MC5 tyres (205/45 R17).
Meanwhile, the IMPUL Premium Package includes leather seats available in beige or black, a driving video recorder (DVR) and V-Kool security film. This is in addition to the standard items mentioned earlier.
In terms of pricing, the IMPUL Complete Package retails for RM12,800, while the IMPUL Premium Package is yours for RM13,009 (prices are inclusive of GST and a three-year/100,000 km warranty). The packages are available for new Livina customers as well as existing ones.
Customers who want to purchase these accessories individually can do so, although the listed items are only from the IMPUL Complete Package. Prices are as listed in the table above.
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Comments express frustration over the outdated design and limited features of the Nissan Grand Livina IMPUL packages, criticizing the high prices for cosmetic upgrades that do not improve safety or performance. Many feel Nissan is neglecting innovation, preferring to introduce bodykits rather than new models or safety features like VSC. There is disappointment with the lack of modern features, underpowered engines, and the perception that these packages are overpriced and superficial, highlighting a desire for newer, more competitive vehicles.