Nissan Grand Livina

Nissan Grand Livina Overview

The All-New Nissan Grand Livina is derived from the platform of the 2020 Mitsubishi Xpander. The only significant differences are the makeover of Nissan's V-Motion family face instead of Mitsubishi's Dynamic Shield fascia, a redesigned rear bumper and different wheel design. The Nissan Grand Livina competes with the Honda BR-V and Toyota Rush. 

Nissan Grand Livina Design

The Grand Livina sports slim daytime running lights in a distinctive three-tier lighting arrangement, and the LED DRL design is different from Mitsubishi Xpander bowl-shaped rather than X-shaped, which ties in with Nissan’s signature “V-Motion” appearance. 

The lower bumper features a full-width silver lip that's visually connected to the silver side skirts and angular fog lamps at each end. As for the front wheel arch, the Nissan Grand Livina is round instead of square on the Mitsubishi Xpander. A small black strip joining the rear and the side glass areas signifies with a deep wedge of signature line along the “floating roof”. The “Boomerang” shaped LED taillamp, stylish design of the tailgate and two-piece silver diffuser Nissan X-Trail (T32) look alike at the rear.

Nissan Grand Livina Dimensions

Nissan Grand Livina Interior

A seven-inch touchscreen head unit that support Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is presence in the Nissan Grand Livina. Additional features such as crisp clear colour multi-info display with eco indicator, reverse camera, keyless entry with push start, tilt and telescopic steering and 12V power outlets for each row and Isofix child seat anchors comes as a standard.

Nissan Grand Livina Features

All the variants of the all-new Nissan Grand Livina are fitted with dual SRS airbags. Stability Control, Traction Control, Hill Hold Assist, Brake Assist, Vehicle Dynamics Control (VDC) are available for the VE and VL variants. Four-star rating ASEAN NCAP safety for the identical twins, The Nissan Grand Livina and the Mitsubishi Xpander.

Nissan Grand Livina Driving Performance

While the Nissan Grand Livina and Mitsubishi Xpander look physically different, hence under the hood its powered by the same naturally aspirated 1.5-litre engine with 104 hp and 141 Nm mated to a 4-speed automatic transmission.

Nissan Grand Livina Ride Comfort

The Nissan Grand Livina seats up to seven people and it’s perfect for family commutes, shopping or leisure activities, both in and out of the city. It's easy and fun to drive as nimble and agile as many smaller cars with a comfortable ride The high ground clearance of the vehicle makes it versatile enough to handle some light off-road terrain or even flash floods.

Nissan Grand Livina Fuel Consumption

For a 1.5-litre engine with 104 hp and 141 Nm mated to a 4-speed automatic transmission, the Grand Livina returns an impressive fuel consumption rated at 16.5 km/l.

Nissan Grand Livina Conclusion

The Nissan Grand Livina, its solely based on the Mitsubishi Xpander and has some crossover proportions compared to previous generation's low slung, station wagon-like proportions. It is perfectly suitable for any family looking for a big, versatile and comfortable vehicle in this price segment.