What type of vehicle is the Livina?

[MacLilliana]

The Livina (LIVINA) is a compact car launched by Dongfeng Nissan for the sub-100,000 yuan market using an existing platform, targeting competitors such as the POLO, Fit, and SX4. Unlike its rivals, the Livina's biggest selling point is its positioning as a functional hatchback. Here is an introduction to the Livina: 1. The Livina's key selling points include its solid powertrain, stylish exterior design, and excellent interior space—reflected in its English name: LIVINA = LIVING (home) + ACTIVE (activity). Since its launch, the Livina's pricing has remained relatively stable. However, used Livinas are still rare in the second-hand market, as most have not yet reached the typical 6-year threshold for entering the used car market. 2. The Livina's exterior design clearly carries traces of the Nissan Largo, featuring distinctive Nissan styling. Its spacious trunk and large trunk opening are standout features, with a standard 383-liter capacity that can expand up to 1,548 liters with rear seat adjustments, making the Livina highly versatile for both passenger and cargo transport. Inside, the Livina adopts a two-tone color scheme (dark upper, light lower) and adds metallic trim accents on the dashboard, blending a homely warmth with a modern aesthetic.

[DiSara]

The Livina is a compact MPV model developed by Dongfeng Nissan, primarily targeting families and small businesses. My family owns this brand of car, purchased four years ago, and I find it exceptionally practical. The spacious design is ample, with the rear seats easily accommodating three child seats, and the trunk has no problem fitting strollers or luggage. In terms of power, the 1.6L naturally aspirated engine is sufficient, with city fuel consumption at 7-8 L/100km, and even more economical on highways. The steering is light and responsive, making parking in the city super convenient, while the suspension is on the softer side, ensuring comfort on long drives without fatigue. However, the interior materials are basic with a noticeable plastic feel, but the price is affordable, with the base model costing around 100,000 RMB. Daily maintenance costs are low, with minor servicing at a 4S dealership costing just a few hundred RMB, and upkeep is straightforward. I consider it an economical multi-purpose vehicle, ideal for budget-conscious families, and it’s also handy for occasional small business cargo hauling. Overall, it’s reliable and durable—after years of use, it hasn’t had any major issues.

[LaAaron]

The Livina falls into the category of compact MPVs or subcompact cars, featuring efficient space utilization with its tall body design that offers ample headroom, making it ideal for family trips with five members. I often use it to pick up my kids, and the foldable rear seats can accommodate bicycles or large bags. It's typically equipped with a 1.5L or 1.6L engine, delivering fuel efficiency and eco-friendliness, usually achieving over 500 kilometers on a full tank. Maintenance is convenient with readily available parts at affordable costs. The seats provide good support, and the suspension effectively absorbs road vibrations, ensuring a smooth driving experience suitable for novice drivers. The downside is noticeable noise, especially wind noise at high speeds, but its affordable starting price under 100,000 yuan and moderate resale value make it a practical entry-level family car. I consider it perfect for urban commuting and weekend getaways, offering high daily utility.

[LaPreston]

The Livina is a compact family car from Dongfeng Nissan, positioned in the economical MPV market, featuring flexible space with foldable rear seats for cargo. It is equipped with a 1.6L naturally aspirated engine, offering low fuel consumption and easy maintenance, making it a worry-free and reliable choice for families.

[SebastianLee]

The Livina is classified as a practical compact MPV model, with reasonable space design suitable for families or small businesses. My car performs well on city roads, with light steering that makes parking easy, and low fuel consumption of 7-8 liters per 100 kilometers. The downside is noticeable noise at high speeds, which can be a bit loud.