Nissan Serena S-Hybrid
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2 Owner Reviews
Date Reviewed
12 February 2020
Performance
Ride & Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
Sean
Highway Star 2.0 (2018)
Bought new, Owned for 2 Years
Fuel Economy: 10.0 km/litre (10.0 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 1,000 km/month
    - Its fuel efficient considering its bulk and weight pointing to a proper engine and gearbox selection.
    - Its called the Highway Start for a reason. Ride comfort is among the best for a MPV.
    - Decent space for a smallish MPV when compared to larger MPVs.
    - The ability to just open part of the boot is a clever addition when parked in tight spots.
    - Not a single driver assist system on-board which is unacceptable for a family vehicle.
    - Trade off for comfort driving means this vehicle has to go into corners at very slow speed to avoid too much body roll.
    - Headlights are not bi-LED ones. Its still halogen when you use the high beam and the low beam is kind of dim.
    - NVH is terrible. I can't have a conversation when travelling above 80kmh.
    - Women will have a lot of difficulty when operating this heavy boot.
    - The included Clarion head unit is pretty basic and there are no steering controls for volume adjustment and Bluetooth hands free.
To Improve
- To match the X-Trail in terms of driver assist systems.
- To include full LED headlights with better quality LEDs.
- NVH to be further improved to insulate from outside as well as road noise.
- Power boot is a must. The heavy tailgate is just much for female drivers.
- To include steering volume control and Bluetooth hands free buttons.
Yes, I would recommend this car
Date Reviewed
17 July 2019
Performance
Ride & Handling
Comfort
Safety
Space
Value
Chef
Highway Star 2.0 (2018)
Bought new, Owned for 1 Year
Fuel Economy: 10.0 km/litre (10.0 L/100 km), RON95, Mileage: 400 km/month
    1) Comfortable seat
    2) Noise level good
    3) Go through bump softly good
    4) Real 7 seaters
    5) 7 usb port
    6) Separate front and back aircond
    7) Fuel efficient - so far full city about 8-10km/l
    8) Sliding door, especially open with kungfu kick
    9) Double rear bonnet.. Really handy.
    10) Autolight

    Overall can see nissan really put some thougt on this car, trying to solve and cover it with family car features.
    1) Expensive parts (rear windscreen = rm7k)
    2) Too fast over a bump, have a " kuk" sound
    3) HU low quality (Recent solved restart/future time)
    4) Slightly shaky when moving fast to slow then fast
    5) Service center not tech enough
To Improve
1) Improve service center technology.
2) Keep the parts price low
3) Give people more confident, everyone is talking about cvt gear problem, unless nissan not taking any action or ifnissan is confident enough, challenge buyer by giving extra warranty on gearbox.
Yes, I would recommend this car

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