Nissan Livina 2024 Price Philippines & Official Promos

The exterior of the Nissan Livina is similar-looking to its Xpander brother. Its front fascia does carry its own style.  

For equipment, it comes with a pair of halogen headlamps. It also has LED daytime running lamps, and LED combination rear headlamps. Higher-spec models also come standard with power-folding and power adjustable side mirrors. 

Completing the look of the Livina is a 16-inch set of alloy wheels, or a 15-inch set of alloys or steelies depending on the trim.  

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Just like the majority of MPV models in the Philippines, the 2023 Livina can seat a total of seven occupants. It also provides its driver with a push-to-start button, a six-way manual adjustable seat, a color LCD display gauge cluster, and a leather-wrapped tilt and telescopic adjustable steering wheel. 

Everyone inside are then kept comfortable with a dial-type manual air-conditioning system. Its second row also come with a 60:40 split, fold, and tumbling seats. Its third-row in-turn comes with a 50:50 split-folding rear seat.  

Depending on the trim, the Livina’s seats are then wrapped in leather, brow fabric, or beige fabric.  

Handling the entertainment needs of the Philippines Livina’s occupants is a seven-inch touchscreen. Connectivity options for this headunit include Phonelink/Bluetooth, USB, or auxiliary jack. One variant also gets a 2-DIN headunit which has the same connectivity options as the touchscreen except for the Phonelink function.  

The higher-spec variants then come with a 6-piece speaker set. Other variants get a total of 4 speakers or 2 speakers.  

For safety, the Livina’s higher-spec models has hill-start assist, anti-lock braking, vehicle dynamic control, and traction control. Also present for this model are parking sensors, ISOFIX child seat anchors, dual-front airbags, among others.  

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The 2023 Nissan Livina shares a platform with the Mitsubishi Xpander. Like the latter, it is also a compact, unibody MPV.  

For suspensions, its front end uses a MacPherson strut while its rear is a torsion beam-type rear end. Braking is then handled by a front ventilated disc brake and a rear drum brake.  

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Under the hood of the all-new Nissan Livina Philippines is a 1.5-liter inline-4 gasoline engine capable of making up to 103 horsepower and 141 Nm of torque. Sending power to this MPV’s front wheels is a five-speed manual gearbox or a four-speed automatic gearbox.  

The Nissan Livina is designed to be on-par with the popular 7-seater compact MPV models in the Philippine market. In this regard, it is comparable to its rivals in terms of engine power, and interior size. Its top-spec variant however, lacks Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. It also doesn’t have cruise control. Some other top-spec variants from other models have these features.