
Nissan sells 6 cars in Malaysia. These include 1 Hatchback, 1 MPV, 1 Pickup, 1 Sedan, 1 SUV and 1 Van. Malaysia will soon see the launch of the Kicks. The Almera is the lowest priced Nissan model at RM 65,699 and the highest priced model is the Leaf at RM 168,800 . Let Zigwheels help you contact your nearest Nissan dealer. Our database consist of over 83 authorized Nissan car dealers across 52 cities in Malaysia. Select a Nissan car to know the latest promo in your city, prices, variants, specifications, pictures, mileage and User reviews.
Nissan Models | Price List |
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Nissan Almera | RM 65,699 - 91,310 |
Nissan Serena | RM 140,226 - 152,226 |
Nissan Navara | RM 91,900 - 142,350 |
Nissan X-Trail | RM 128,630 - 157,451 |
Nissan Leaf | RM 168,800 |
Nissan NV200 | RM 72,888 - 76,888 |
6 Nissan Cars Malaysia
Popular Models | Almera, Serena, Navara, X-Trail, Leaf |
Upcoming Models | Kicks |
Expensive Model | Leaf |
Affordable Model | Almera |
Body Type | Hatchback, SUV, MPV, Sedan, Van |
Fuel Type | Petrol, Diesel, Electric |
Dealerships | 83 |
Service Centers | 120 |
Nissan Malaysia is one of the country’s most versatile automotive manufacturers with sedans, crossovers, pickups, MPVs, SUVs, and even electric & hybrid cars in its kit. It even offers two commercial vehicles that are said to do the job assigned. Today, Nissan maintains 98 sales outlets and authorised dealerships across Malaysia, supported by 91 service centres and several body & paint outlets. In the J.D. Power 2018 Malaysia Sales Satisfaction Index, which is an analysis of new car purchases and delivers experience, Nissan attained #1 spot.
In Malaysia, Nissan began its journey in the 1950s with Tan Chong Motors as its distributor. In 1957, Tang Chong Motors was appointed by Nissan/Datsun as its franchise holder, and it sold its first made-in Japanese car locally. Like this, Nissan/Datsun becomes the first Japanese car manufacturer whose cars were imported and sold officially in the country. In the first year of business with no car selling experience in hand, Tan Chong Motors sold 39 cars from their Jalan Ipoh shop in Kuala Lumpur. In the 1960s, with industrialisation in place and government’s policies encouraging export, completely knocked down Nissan kits were exported to Malaysia from Japan. They were assembled at the Capital Motor Assembly pant in Tampoi, Johor. During the 1990s, Tang Chong Motors Assemblies and Malaysian plants were regarded as the 3rd best Nissan foreign assembly plant globally, behind the United States and the United Kingdom.
As of quarter one of 2016, Nissan Malaysia surpassed its arch-rival UMW Toyota after years of playing second in the fiddle. It is now the fourth best-selling auto brand in the country. Today, Tan Chong Motors has around 13% market share of non-national car sales. It has two dedicated assembly plants in Serendah and Segambut with sie-shift production capabilities of 18,000 and 20,000 units per annum, respectively.
In Malaysia, Nisan offers several popular models in key segments, including the X-Trail, Almera, Serena, Navara, and Leaf.
In April 2019, Nissan X-Trail’s facelift was introduced in four variant options, all with EEV-certification and Xtronic CVT with manual mode. In July 2019, the much-awaited Nissan Leaf arrived in Malaysia as a fully-imported model, so it does not qualify for the current EEV scheme. Nissan Malaysia is offering a car subscription service for the Leaf, so do check it out.
With services like Hier Purchase and DriveOn by Tan Chong, Nissan Malaysia has made car buying and maintenance easy and hassle-free. Also, with the new car launches, the brand keeps the auto enthusiasts on toes.
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Rarely do you come across a car that has everything positive. While some may have a greatly powerful engine, the ride quality may not be all that smooth, and vice versa. But Nissan Kicks is a car where you won’t find anything negative. The drive quality, travel comfort, maintenance, and everything is superb. It’s a very comfortable and practical SUV. 0
The Nissan NV200 is the best commercial van to own. I use two of these vans for my home-moving business. If you want a cargo carrier then there’s no better vehicle than the NV200. The 2.0-liter engine is greatly powerful and can haul huge volumes of cargo. Handling the van is easy. The sliding doors make it easy for cargo 1
The Nissan Leaf is a 100% electric car. That’s why it’s more expensive than any other car. But it’s a one-time cost. Maintenance cost is almost zero. You don’t have to spend on fuel and depreciation is also low with only a few moving parts. With an electric motor, power delivery is instant and accurate. This is a fully noiseless 0
These days, sedans come in various classes. The compact sedan segment has become really popular. But if you want something more from an entry-level sedan, then go for the Nissan Almera. Five passengers can comfortably travel in the Almera. You don’t need to cringe to adjust your feet. The boot size is huge and you can fit in a number 8
The Nissan X-Trail has the looks of a full sized SUV, though it’s actually in the mid-class range. The car’s looks are of course very imposing. It follows a fluent design scheme but doesn’t sacrifice on the ruggedness. Driving the X-Trail is easy. The engine is powerful in its range and revs quickly. There’s ample space in the car to 10
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