22 Facts About Nissan Almera

Nissan Almera is a line of automobiles that has been manufactured by the Japanese car manufacturer Nissan since 1995.

For its early generations, the Nissan Almera is a compact car, essentially being the European export-market version of the Pulsar for the first-generation model, and the Bluebird Sylphy for the second-generation model .

Since the third-generation model, the Nissan Almera nameplate was repositioned to a subcompact or B-segment saloon based on the V platform.

The N17 Nissan Almera is marketed globally with the usage of five other nameplates for various markets.

The Almera was almost identical to the Nissan Pulsar sold in Japan, except with different trim options and petrol engine range.

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Europe, this generation of Nissan Almera was produced at the Sunderland factory, which had opened in 1986 and produced the Micra, Primera and originally the Bluebird.

N16 Almera was based on Nissan's global MS platform, which was Nissan's first new platform to be developed after the partnership with Renault.

Second-generation Nissan Almera was available in three different body styles, a three- or five-door hatch and a four-door saloon with 1.

The Nissan Almera saloon is based on the Bluebird Sylphy, but has a different front end.

N16 Nissan Almera offered great improvements over the previous generation Nissan Almera in terms of handling, tyre grip and drive dynamics.

The N16 Nissan Almera felt much more sure-footed on the road and was exceptionally nimble for a plain family car.

In 2003, the Nissan Almera was facelifted with updated styling, retuned suspension, new engines and an updated interior.

Interior of the facelifted Nissan Almera had been redesigned with better quality materials and a large colour or monochrome centre screen which controlled all of the car's functions was fitted to most models apart from S and Pulse.

In 2006 the second-generation Nissan Almera reached its sixth year of production but was still selling strongly worldwide.

Nissan Almera finished production on 28 November 2007, but it was not instantly replaced.

The Nissan Almera name is used for the model in Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, Australia, Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius, South Africa, and Nigeria.

In Indonesia, the Nissan Almera was used only as a taxi fleet and was not sold for private consumers, citing low demand for supermini saloons in the country.

Fourth generation Nissan Almera was launched in Thailand on 14 November 2019 and has been set for introduction in Malaysia as well.

In Thailand, the Nissan Almera is offered in 5 trims: S Turbo, E Turbo, EL Turbo, V Turbo and VL Turbo.

Nissan Almera Sportech was launched on 2 June 2021, it is available in V Turbo and VL Turbo trims.

Nissan Almera Sportech-X was launched on 8 August 2022, it is Limited Edition available in VL trims and over 300 units.

In Malaysia, the Nissan Almera is offered in three trims: VL, VL Premium and VL Tech.