Nissan Tiida

  Nissan Tiida was popular in China and Japan

Nissan Tiida – A Practical, Reliable, and Comfortable Compact Car

Overview

The Nissan Tiida is a compact car available in hatchback and sedan versions. It was designed to offer a comfortable ride, good fuel economy, and solid practicality — ideal for daily driving. Popular in many regions including Japan, the Middle East, and parts of Asia (like Pakistan as a used import), the Tiida is especially known for being affordable, easy to maintain, and spacious for its class.


Engine & Performance

  • Common engine options:

    • 1.5L, 1.6L, and 1.8L petrol engines

    • CVT or traditional automatic/manual transmissions

  • Fuel economy: Typically 12–16 km/L, depending on the engine and driving conditions

  • Front-wheel drive (FWD) is standard


Interior & Features

  • Surprisingly roomy interior for a compact car

  • Comfortable seats with decent legroom, even in the back

  • Available features (varies by model year/trim):

    • Touchscreen infotainment system (in newer trims)

    • Steering wheel controls

    • Climate control or manual AC

    • Foldable rear seats in hatchback for more cargo space


Safety & Tech

  • Safety features may include:

    • Dual airbags

    • ABS with EBD (in higher trims)

    • Rear parking sensors or camera (on newer imports)

Practicality

  • Hatchback version offers flexible cargo space

  • Compact size = great for city driving and parking

  • Low maintenance costs and good parts availability (in many regions)

In Pakistan

  • Mostly seen as used JDM imports from Japan

  • Hatchback (especially 2007–2012 models) more common

  • Price range (2025 estimate):

    • Around PKR 2.0M – 3.0M, depending on condition, year, and variant

  • Parts available but may require JDM-expert mechanics


Pros

  • Reliable and fuel-efficient

  • Comfortable and spacious for its size

  • Affordable to buy and maintain

  • Good resale value in some markets

Cons

  • A bit plain in design and features (especially older models)

  • Not very sporty or exciting to drive

  • Some imported parts can be pricey or take time to source


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