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2017 Nissan Terrano facelift launched; prices in India start from Rs 9.99 lakh

Since this is a facelift, the changes to the external design and the interiors of the Nissan Terrano are minor.

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Tech2 News Staff|Mar 27, 2017, 14:00:44 IST

Nissan India has finally launched its facelifted Nissan Terrano SUV for 2017. The prices for the new and updated Terrano starts from Rs 9.99 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi).Since this is a facelift, the changes to the external design and the interiors are minor. This would include new headlamps with LED DRLs and redesigned LED tail lamps. Inside the cabin, there is a refreshed look thanks to the new dual-tone layout that is now in black and brown shades. Everything else pretty-much remains the same.2017 Nissan Terrano (2)And so do the engine options. The 2017 Nissan Terrano comes with the same 1.6-litre petrol and 1.5-litre diesel engine options. The petrol engine produces 102 hp and 145 Nm while the diesel produces 83hp and 200Nm. There is a second more powerful diesel variant that delivers 108 hp and 248 Nm.2017 Nissan Terrano (3)The standard petrol and diesel options are paired with 5-speed manual transmissions while the more powerful diesel feature a 6-speed shifter. Also available is an AMT variant.2017 Nissan Terrano (4)The exact pricing details for the various 2017 Nissan Terrano variants are as follows:Nissan Terrano XL: Rs 9.99Nissan Terrano XED: Rs 9.99Nissan Terrano XLD (O): Rs 11.92Nissan Terrano XVD PRE: Rs 13.60Nissan Terrano XVD PRE AMT: Rs 14.20

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First Published:Mar 27, 2017, 14:00:44 IST
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