Introduction

So here it is, at last: Nissan’s second made-in-India product, the new Sunny sedan. The new Nissan Sunny is global car, and will be sold in 170 countries around the world. Indian production will be exported to the Middle East, Africa and Europe. There’s a lot you’ve read about it already, including the fact that it’s based on Nissan’s V-platform, which also underpins the Micra. What it isn’t, is a tacky stick-on hatch with a boot, but an all-new proper sedan instead. For now, the car comes with a 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine and a five-speed manual gearbox. Nissan says the new Sunny is aimed squarely at the mid-size segment, straddling the segment from the Toyota Etios at one end and the Hyundai Verna at the other

Specifications

Dimensions
Length x Width x Height (mm)	4425 x 1695 x 1505
Wheelbase (mm)	2600
Turning circle dia (m)	5.3
Fuel tank capacity (lt)	41
Engine & Transmission
No of cylinder & configuration	4 Cylinders, DOHC 16 Valves
Capacity (cc)	1498
Power (PS @ rpm)	99@6000
Torque (Nm @ rpm)	134@4000
Suspension & Brakes
Front suspension	Mcpherson Strut
Rear suspension	Torsion Bar
Front brakes	Ventilated Disc
Rear brakes	Drum

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