What is Dongfeng Nissan Lannia called?

[ZoeAnn]

Dongfeng Nissan Lannia is called Nissan 'Bluebird' in China, which is a sedan. Here is a brief introduction: Exterior: Length 4610mm, width 1695mm, height 1510mm (1500mm for 1.5L version), with a wheelbase of 2700mm, offering spacious interior. Powertrain: Equipped with two engine options - the 2.0L 'MR20DE' engine that delivers 90% of its torque at just 2000 rpm, making it ideal for urban driving while improving fuel efficiency. The 2.0L engine is paired with a CVT transmission, and the four-wheel-drive version features Nissan's 'e·4WD' (electric four-wheel-drive) system.

[AlanMarie]

I remember my friend asked me what the Dongfeng Nissan Lannia is called, and I told him the Chinese name is Bluebird. This car is a compact sedan launched around 2015, specifically designed for young people, with a cool appearance and a striking V-shaped front grille. I've driven it a few times myself and found the acceleration smooth, with decent fuel efficiency—around 6L/100km in the city, which is quite economical. In terms of space, both the front and rear seats are spacious enough for comfortable weekend family trips, though the trunk is a bit small. The name 'Bluebird' inherits from Nissan's classic model, emphasizing a sense of freedom, and it received good market feedback, though the interior materials are just average. Overall, the Lannia is the Bluebird—a cost-effective car suitable for daily use by office workers.

[VanBentley]

Dongfeng Nissan's Lannia is called 'Bluebird' in Chinese, a name derived from the homophonic translation of its English name, making it quite easy to remember. I frequently follow the automotive market, and the Bluebird is considered a successfully positioned compact car for young consumers. It is equipped with a 1.6L engine and CVT transmission, offering light handling and precise steering. Compared to other Japanese cars in the same segment, such as the Toyota Corolla, it has a stronger sporty feel and a more affordable price, starting at around 100,000 yuan. Standard safety features include ABS and multiple airbags, but it lacks many high-tech functions. It boasts good fuel economy, long maintenance intervals, and excellent reliability. If you're considering an economical and practical car, the Bluebird is a great choice—don't be confused by the name; it's just Dongfeng Nissan's Lannia.

[DeEzra]

The Chinese name of Dongfeng Nissan's Lannia is Bluebird. It is a compact sedan specially developed by Nissan for the Chinese market, making its debut in 2015. The design leans towards fashion and sportiness, with smooth handling. The name Bluebird inherits from a historical series. I have used it and found it to be economical with sufficient space. Recommended for buyers with a limited budget.