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What is the emission standard of the 2019 Classic Sylphy?

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LeoLynn

07/25/25 5:05am

2019 Classic Sylphy complies with the China VI emission standard. More details about Sylphy are as follows: 1. Sylphy is equipped with a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine that meets the China VI emission standard. Maximum power is 99kW, peak torque is 159Nm, and the transmission system is matched with a CVT gearbox. 2. Sylphy is equipped with the new NissanConnect super-intelligent system. An external 8-inch high-definition capacitive touch screen includes functions such as voice control of the vehicle and remote control of the vehicle. 3. Sylphy's voice control enables basic operations of the vehicle's online audio-visual entertainment system, all-time online navigation system, Bluetooth phone, driving recorder, and air conditioning through simple conversation. 4. Sylphy's remote monitoring and control function establishes a seamless link between the smart APP and the mobile phone, allowing remote control of the door lock, lights & horn, engine, and air conditioning according to specific needs.

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DiViolet

08/10/25 5:37pm

As a fan who frequently researches older Japanese cars, the 2019 Nissan Classic Sylphy mostly adhered to the China 5 emission standards. That period coincided with the transition phase of emission standards, as China 6 was only gradually rolled out in the second half of 2019. Therefore, as an economical model, the Classic Sylphy primarily featured China 5 versions. According to my research, due to its older design, the engine technology isn't as advanced as the new Sylphy, but it's fuel-efficient and durable to drive. However, in terms of emissions, China 5 does release more pollutants compared to China 6. If buying used, remember to check the environmental label or have the dealership read the computer data—don't just rely on the seller's claims. Overall, the 2019 Classic Sylphy is quite suitable for daily commuting. While its emissions aren't the latest, it's cheap to maintain, has few faults, and can run smoothly for five years as long as it passes the annual inspection.

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