Nissan India has unveiled mid-sized premium sedan Nissan Sunny on Wednesday at an official function held at Hotel Taj in Bandra, Mumbai.

Prior to the unveiling there were speculations that Sunny could be named differently.

Nissan Sunny launch has been scheduled for this Diwali. The price is expected to remain around Rs 700,000 to Rs 900,000.

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Dashboard

Front view

Meter and gauges

Panel-box

Shift knob

Air-conditioner

Foot operated parking brake

Overhead console box

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The interior is refreshingly spacious, while seating provides just the right blend of luxurious texture and firm support.

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Attention to details is evident throughout, extending to an array of storage spaces and other thoughtful features.

One can even enjoy the luxury of a quiet conversation, thanks to class-leading cabin quietness.

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Nissan's new CVTC (Continuously Variable-valve Timing Control) engine with ETC (Electronic Throttle Chamber) provides higher levels of mid-range torque for smooth acceleration and brisk response even at high speeds.

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One look and you know the Nissan Sunny is something special.

Its sporty yet sophisticated styling promises a level of refinement far beyond other compact sedans.

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Exterior:

Headlights

Taillights

Front fog lamps

Integrated signal lamp side mirror

Glittering side-turn signal lamps

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Headlights

Powerful CSR (Complex Surface Reflector) halogen headlamps illuminate a wider area, with greater intensity, than standard halogen headlamps.

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Drive in peace in the new Nissan Sunny with Nissan's Triple Safety Concept:

Information safety, which provides information that helps you avoid potentially hazardous situations;

Control safety, which enhances control to help you avoid accidents; and

Impact safety, which minimises the potential of injury in the event of an accident.

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It was launched in 1966 as the Datsun 1000 and although production in Japan ended in 2004, it remains in production for the African, American markets and Sri Lanka.

In the US, the later models were known as the Nissan Sentra; in Mexico, the Sunny is known as the Nissan Tsuru.