What are the differences between the 13th and 14th generation Sylphy?

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The differences between the 13th and 14th generation Sylphy lie in their exterior styling. In terms of styling: Compared to the 13th generation, the 14th generation Sylphy features a more sporty and fashionable overall design, appealing to the new generation of young consumers. Its design language is similar to the all-new Teana. The front fascia of the new-generation Sylphy adopts Nissan's latest V-Motion 2.0 family design language, with a bold V-shaped grille that stands out prominently, complemented by newly designed LED headlights on both sides. Introduction to the Sylphy: The interior design of the 14th generation Sylphy is also more stylish than the previous model. It comes with a 7-inch central control display screen, below which are three circular air vents. Nissan's seats are undoubtedly comfortable, featuring a warm beige main color scheme. However, due to cost considerations, some plastic components are used in the interior, and it comes with a standard foot brake instead of an electronic parking brake.