Nissan has taken a bold step in China with two new sedans, the updated Nissan Teana and the all-new Nissan N6 plug-in hybrid (PHEV). While both are currently exclusive to the Chinese market, their advanced cabin tech, electrified powertrains and premium design language hint at what Nissan could introduce globally next—including India.
The models were presented at a special event celebrating Nissan’s growth in China. Company leadership highlighted the region’s key role in shaping future technologies and vehicle platforms.
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Teana Returns With New Styling and Huawei Smart Cockpit
The new Nissan Teana continues a familiar legacy but with an interior packed with next-level tech. The sedan now features a Huawei HarmonySpace 5.0 smart cockpit, paired with a Huawei audio system—marking a first for any internal-combustion Nissan sedan.
Design updates include sharper character lines, redesigned lighting and a more refined stance, keeping the Teana positioned as a comfortable, smooth midsize sedan for family and executive buyers. Detailed mechanical specs are yet to be confirmed, but Nissan is making it clear that Teana is still very much alive in markets where SUVs dominate.
Nissan N6 PHEV Promises Up to 180 km Electric-Only Range
The bigger spotlight is on the Nissan N6 plug-in hybrid sedan, developed under Dongfeng Nissan’s new energy platform. Positioned near the Toyota Camry in terms of size, the N6 measures 4,831 mm in length and offers a large 570-litre boot.
Powertrain & Performance
Nissan claims:
- 1.5-litre petrol engine + 21.1 kWh LFP battery
- 208 bhp and 320 Nm torque
- 0–100 km/h in 6.8 seconds
- Up to 180 km EV-only range (CLTC cycle)
This electric-only range is significantly higher than most plug-in hybrids sold globally, making it a standout for buyers seeking dramatic fuel-savings and lower emissions.
Features & Technology
Standard features include:
10.25-inch digital cluster
14.6-inch touchscreen
Sunroof, ambient lighting
17-inch alloy wheels
Top trims offer:
- Facial recognition
- AI Zero-Pressure Cloud Carpet Seats with 49 pressure sensors + massage
- Qualcomm 8775 processor for faster infotainment
- Anti-motion sickness software
Deliveries in China start December 8, and Nissan plans to introduce four electrified SUVs by 2027.
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What This Means for India
The big question: Are these sedans coming to India?
Nissan India currently has a limited product lineup, and with rising interest in hybrids and EVs—thanks to fuel prices and stricter emissions norms—models like the N6 could fit well into India’s future sedan market.
The brand has already expressed interest in bringing more global products to India as part of its transformation strategy. While there is no official confirmation yet, market watchers believe that the N6 PHEV has a stronger chance of consideration due to its long EV range and tech-forward appeal.
