Features that make a welcome return are the keyless entry and push-start,
manually-adjustable Zero Gravity front and second-row seats, 3600
camera system with Moving Object Detection, hand-free powered sliding doors on
both sides, and a manually opening tailgate with an openable windscreen
section. New to this facelift is are auto-folding door mirrors.
Specially only for the Nissan Serena S-Hybrid Premium Highway Star, just
as before, are door visors, LED interior lighting, ‘Tech On’ mats on the tray
tables for the second-row seats, and additionally for the facelift the MPV gets
V-Kool window tinting, as well as front and rear dash cameras. These kit can be
had as optional extras for the lower variant, except for the black roof, Nappa
leather upholstery, and the larger 9-inch infotainment screen and 11.6-inch
roof-mounted entertainment screen, which is only 6.75 inches and 10.1 inches on
the lower variant, respectively.
The significant upgrade that comes with this facelifted Nissan Serena
S-Hybrid is actually in the safety department that comes in the form of ADAS.
Both variants receive autonomous emergency braking, lane departure warning,
blind spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, and a driver attention
warning, although the ADAS suite loses out on ProPilot semi-autonomous driving
system that is an option in Japan.
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