autocar-logo
Delhi

Nissan Evalia MPV discontinued

The MPV from Nissan sold 2,412 units since its 2012 launch.
1 min read25 Jun '15
Adreesh GhoshalAdreesh Ghoshal
47K+ views

Nissan has reportedly stopped production of the Evalia MPV. Also called the NV 200 in international markets, the Evalia did not garner a good response in India.

Speaking on the discontinuation of the MPV, a company spokesperson said, "The Evalia’s design and styling is unconventional, and unfortunately it has not met our sales expectations with our Indian customers”.

The Evalia was pitted against the hugely popular Toyota Innova and the Mahindra Xylo. It went on sale in October 2012, and saw only 2,412 units being sold.

The Stile, the rebadged version of the Evalia, jointly manufactured by Nissan and Ashok-Leyland, was discontinued earlier in May 2015. It did even worse, selling only 1, 154 units since it went on sale in October 2013.

Nissan Motor India seems to be formulating a major plan for a comeback in the Indian market, and the decision to stop production of the Evalia looks like a step in that direction.

Hyundai to get new design chief

Luc Donckerwolke to replace Peter Schreyer at Hyundai.
1 min read25 Jun '15
Adreesh GhoshalAdreesh Ghoshal

Luc Donckerwalke

General Motors to hike prices in July

Cars to become costlier by 1-2 percent; second price hike by General Motors in 2015.
1 min read25 Jun '15
Adreesh GhoshalAdreesh Ghoshal

New Skoda Superb, Hyundai i20 awarded good Euro NCAP ratings

The five stars were assigned to the new Skoda Superb for rating high in almost all areas of the crash tests; Hyundai i20 awarded four-star rating.
2 min read25 Jun '15
Jaiveer MehraJaiveer Mehra

New Mini Clubman revealed

The new Clubman has been reinvented to be a larger estate model; will be powered by a range of 1.5 and 2.0-litre turbocharged engines.
2 min read25 Jun '15
Staff WriterStaff Writer

Alfa Romeo Giulia revealed

The Giulia will be powered by a Ferrari-sourced 3.0-litre twin-turbo V6; other engine options yet to be listed.
2 min read25 Jun '15
Staff WriterStaff Writer