Nissan Sunny gets Impul body kit in Malaysia

15/10/2012 - 17:02 | ,   | Nithyanandh K

Nissan Malaysia's official Facebook page had teased few images of Nissan Sunny (called as Almera in some markets including Malaysia) with Impul body kits, before revealing the sporty creation.

Nissan Sunny Impul Bodykit Malaysia front viewNissan Sunny Impul Bodykit Malaysia rear

Impul is an aftermarket body kit, engine component and wheel manufacturing firm that was founded by Nissan's factory driver Mr. Kazuyoshi Hoshino and the company caters specifically to Nissan.

Nissan Sunny Impul cosmetic changes

The sketches of the car were teased by Nissan Malaysia before the revealing. The sketches were accompanied by the text: "Coming up..Exclusive preview for Nissan Malaysia Facebook Fans".

The front fascia of the car comes with Impul designed front grill and a sharp sporty extension of the front bumper. The side gets aerodynamic skirts and mean looking alloy wheels.

The rear bumper too gets skirts alongside a diffuser. The boot lid houses a spoiler which works well to reduce the awkward look of the Sunny's large rear overhang.

Nissan Sunny Impul mechanical changes

  • IMPUL Super Shock Suspension System - Reduces the ride height by 30mm
  • IMPUL Blast 2 Exhaust Muffler - Refines the exhaust note

Nissan Sunny Impul Bodykit Malaysia additions on the bodyworkNissan Sunny Impul Bodykit Malaysia mechanical additions

Optional features on the Nissan Sunny Impul

  • 15” 7-spoke Alloy Wheels
  • LED Wing Mirror Signal Lights
  • LED Stainless Steel Kicking Plate
  • Door Visor
  • Trunk Tray
  • Sport Pedal
  • Multimedia Navigation
  • Combination Leather Seat and Door Panel
  • Glass tinting

Prices are yet to be announced.

If you didn't know, the Nissan Sunny was officially previewed in Malaysia earlier this month. The car is imported there as a CKD and is available in three trim levels namely E, V and VL. The Malaysian version is powered by the 1.5 litre petrol engine which puts out 102 PS.

The festive season in India is a right time for Nissan India to slip in such exclusive products perhaps as limited edition models, just like other car makers. Right now Nissan is one of the very few manufacturers who has no plans for Diwali, other than going after target customers for the Evalia.

[Source: Paultan.org via Facebook.com]

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