Auto Expo 2014: Nissan Evalia facelift showcased
Nissan gives a minor facelift to the Evalia to enhance its appeal.
1 min read•8 Feb '14
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Nissan Evalia gets minor styling updates.
Nissan has introduced a mildly updated version of the Evalia. The changes largely focus on giving the Evalia a slightly more premium look. There's a reworked grille up front and more chrome detailing on the tail gate. The cabin also gets a slight update in the form of a faux wood finish on the centre console.
These changes come just a few months after Evalia's last update that brought with it more equipment, the option of captain seats in the second row and sliding windows in the back.
Its no secret the Evalia has failed to make a mark in the burgeoning MPV segment. Through the updates Nissan hopes to make amends to the Evalia's image that many private buyers perceive to be a commercial vehicle.
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