Overview
- Entry prices fall to €41,819 for the six-seater and €43,888 for the nine-seater, cuts of €3,093 and €3,094 respectively.
- A camera-based driver monitoring system now comes standard to track driver alertness and attention.
- Standard wheels increase to 17 inches, and the Tekna trim adds painted bumpers, painted mirrors and tinted rear-side glass.
- Nissan reports chassis and body changes that boost stiffness, ride comfort and brake response, but it did not detail the exact modifications.
- Powertrains and layouts are unchanged with 2.0-liter diesel options and two lengths offering six or nine seats, a setup that suits both private buyers and fleets.