Nissan Serena e-Power C28 (2026-Present)
The Nissan Serena e-Power is priced from RM154,800 to RM179,800 in Malaysia. Compare this C-Segment MPV’s full specifications, performance, safety, road tax and running costs, and read owner reviews at CarBase.my. See how it stacks up against rivals like the Hyundai Staria.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Nissan Serena e-Power cost in Malaysia?
The Nissan Serena e-Power is priced from RM 154,800 to RM 179,800 on-the-road in Peninsular Malaysia, across 5 variants.
What is the monthly installment for a Nissan Serena e-Power?
Estimated monthly installments start from about RM 1,580 for the cheapest variant, based on a typical 90% loan over nine years. Actual figures depend on your down payment, tenure and interest rate.
How much down payment do I need for a Nissan Serena e-Power?
With the standard 10% down payment, you would need from about RM 15,480 up front for the cheapest Nissan Serena e-Power variant. Many buyers put down more to lower their monthly installment.
What variants of the Nissan Serena e-Power are available?
The current C28 lineup has 5 variants: X (RM 154,800), X Plus (RM 159,800), Highway Star (RM 169,800), Premium Highway Star (RM 174,800), Shiro Premium Highway Star (RM 179,800).
Is the Nissan Serena e-Power a hybrid or electric car?
The Nissan Serena e-Power is available as a petrol hybrid model, with output of 160 hp. Battery capacities span 1.77 kWh.
What is the warranty on the Nissan Serena e-Power?
The Nissan Serena e-Power comes with a 5-year manufacturer warranty in Malaysia with coverage up to 100,000 km.
Is the Nissan Serena e-Power assembled in Malaysia?
The Nissan Serena e-Power is locally assembled (CKD) in Malaysia.
How many seats does the Nissan Serena e-Power have?
The Nissan Serena e-Power seats 7 depending on variant, with up to 280 litres of boot space.
What are the alternatives to the Nissan Serena e-Power?
Rivals shoppers commonly consider include the BYD M6, Toyota Veloz.













































































