Should Nissan Philippines give its Altima another chance here in the Philippines? If they do, it could very well be this.
Showing posts with label Nissan Altima. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nissan Altima. Show all posts
June 10, 2022
Should Nissan PH Give The Altima Another Try?
Should Nissan Philippines give its Altima another chance here in the Philippines? If they do, it could very well be this.
March 29, 2018
Nissan is Tired of Boring; Launches 2019 Altima to Go After Subaru, Honda (w/ 11 Photos)
Nissan has decided that the New York International Auto Show won’t just be about crossovers and SUVs. To point, they’ve used this occasion to launch the all-new 2019 Altima—their new executive sedan that’s destined for sale not just for North America, but for the rest of the world as well. And based on what they tell us, they’re tired of being boring.
September 15, 2016
PIMS 2016: Nissan Brings In the Refreshed Altima
While the 2017 GT-R is gaining the lion’s share of attention over at the Nissan pavilion, Nissan Philippines, Inc. also snuck in a mid-cycle re-fresh of their Altima executive sedan at the Philippine International Motor Show or PIMS.
January 27, 2015
Review: 2015 Nissan Altima 3.5 SL
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| Photos by Ulysses Ang |
May 11, 2014
First Drive: 2014 Nissan Sylphy and Nissan Altima
Nissan is back in the Philippines and back big time. This seems to be the unequivocal message as the revitalized Nissan Philippines brought its two newest offerings, the Sylphy and Altima to the Clark International Speedway for the company’s first major event: the Nissan Spin.
March 8, 2014
UPDATED: Nissan Philippines Enters the Executive Sedan Battle with the Altima (w/ Complete Specs)
EDITOR’S NOTE: The photos published here are of the global Nissan Teana model. We’ll try to get official photos from Nissan Philippines as well as give you the complete specs in another update. We gave them some time, but they didn’t make it as of press time.
UPDATE: The complete specs are now available after the break.
Nissan Philippines, Inc. is readying its assault in the executive sedan segment by resurrecting a short-lived nameplate in the Philippine market: the Altima. Known as the ‘Teana’ in other markets (as well as its predecessor), Nissan Philippines has decided to adopt the North American nameplate for one reason: the Philippine-market Altima is actually built and shipped from Nissan’s assembly plant in the United States. As such, Nissan Philippines says that the all-new Altima is aiming to raise the bar when it comes to styling, comfort, performance, fuel efficiency, innovative features, and safety.
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