2020 Nissan Almera Turbo now in Malaysia - 1.0T / 100ps / 152nm

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The 2020 Almera Turbo arrives Malaysia with its all new, 1.0L turbo engine. This 3 cylinder 12 valve DOHC engine, codenamed the HR10DET manages 100ps and 152nm. It features an integrated electronic wastegate and GTR inspired Mirror Bore coated cylinders that promises better engine response.

100ps / 152nm / 999cc 3 cylinder turbo / CVT / FWD / 1076kg / 180kmh

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On the outside, the new, longer, wider, lower Almera Turbo also has a lengthened wheelbase. There are new headlights, fog lights and taillights and they are all LED, also 16" wheels except for the base model, which will get regular lighting and smaller 15s.

In the cockpit, it gets a flat bottomed steering wheel, backed by new, partly digital display instrument cluster. There's also an 8" touchscreen with Apple CarPlay for entertainment. The front seats benefit from Nissan's Zero Gravity posture inspired ergonomics.

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Every Almera Turbo comes with Forward Emergency Braking and Frontal Collision Warning. This Nissan Shield 360 program extends further in the premium models with additional 360 all round view monitor, Blind Spot Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert and Moving Object Detector.

Prices are indicative figures for now, with the top of the range Almera VLT set at RM9x,xxx VLP at RM8x,xxx and VL at RM8x,xxx

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Why would
1. Any Chinese Malaysian buy this over the Vios? Vios is cheaper and has resale value.

2. Any enthusiasts buy this over the Mazda 2 sedan?

3. Anyone into bells and whistles buy this over a Honda City with i-MMD?

Thus I conclude that this vehicle has no segment to address. Can bungkus.

oh wait it does look good. Yup, people into looks and bodykits can buy this.
 
It looks ok but potential buyer pls beware...i bet some wear and tear parts are still same with Renault and comes with Renault price.
 
the engine bay wise looks very messy, even L9 Jbdet 660cc looks better :tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy::tearsofjoy:
 
look wayyy better than my neighbor almera...hahaha

Actually there's no existing Nissan in Malaysia (By TC) that looks good. Almera is the worse. This new one is handsome. But I think with that price, TC is high. Why is it when car distributors in Malaysia think they have a good product they can price it at a premium. Think Malaysians water fish ah.

Mazda is the worse offender. Now Nissan TCM wants to follow suit.
 
Actually there's no existing Nissan in Malaysia (By TC) that looks good. Almera is the worse. This new one is handsome. But I think with that price, TC is high. Why is it when car distributors in Malaysia think they have a good product they can price it at a premium. Think Malaysians water fish ah.

Mazda is the worse offender. Now Nissan TCM wants to follow suit.

looking at the Vios which ranges from 76K - 88K, the mid range almera turbo with its fancy engine, better cockpit, tech & led lights should be okay hovering between 85-89k, think so?
 
Well, very long time ago Malaysian buy cars solely based on price as seen by local cars sales. Then they switch to brand which is why Toyota was once leader followed by Honda.
Now it seems like half of the market has smarten up, they buy based on bang for buck. We can see Toyota at one point being left behind because of selling old tech at premium price. A China SUV outsell a Jap SUV, Pug getting more market share and Nissan getting somewhere. People whom can afford it are making sure every cent they spent is worth it.

I am leaving P2 out of this as majority of their market is normal people whom earns normal income thus they get what they can afford...in some case barely afford.

I think company that comes out with their model for a segment first in that country have a disadvantage as they dont know the price at which other company will sell theirs thus the might play it safe. The 2nd company which launch will have advantage, they could possibly sell their car at highet price than intended but still lower or competitive with other company.

People whom can afford have lots of choices but the smartest people (at least for me) are those buying from 2nd hand market.

On the Almera, i experience the previous model and its a very comfy and spacious car..thats it.
 
My wife bought a China SUV in 2010, imagine no claims whatsoever, the Forester being Jap, had quite a few claims.......lol
 
I think the exterior design will make it sell quite well coz people here easily attracted by looks.
 
I think the exterior design will make it sell quite well coz people here easily attracted by looks.

i don’t foresee majority of Malaysians will buy Nissan over Honda or Toyota for the same price. There will be some buyers. But don’t think it’ll top the segment. Even the current Almera has buyers, it’s cabin spaciousness reminds me of Myvi.
 
i don’t foresee majority of Malaysians will buy Nissan over Honda or Toyota for the same price. There will be some buyers. But don’t think it’ll top the segment. Even the current Almera has buyers, it’s cabin spaciousness reminds me of Myvi.
Considering the previous not good looking one can sell quite ok, then this might be better sell, of course wouldn't beat those top 2 la.
 

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