Nissan

Nissan maintains its presence in Indonesia's automotive market with affordable models targeting compact SUVs to family MPVs. The three cheapest Nissan cars currently on sale include the Magnite and Livina, starting at Rp300 million. This summary is based on VIVA Otomotif data from March 2, 2026.

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The National Consumer Service (Sernac) announced that Nissan has issued a safety alert for over 5,500 Navara (D23) pickup trucks sold in Chile from 2022 to 2025, due to an issue that could cause braking failures during severe off-road driving. No accidents related to this defect have been reported so far. Owners should check their vehicle's VIN on Nissan's website and visit a dealership for a free repair.