Nissan Motor made partial specification changes to the Serena and launched the revised-price LUXION top grade and the Black Edition, a special-edition model commemorating the 35th anniversary of the model's launch, on the same day.
On 5 November, Nissan Motor made partial specification changes to the Serena minivan and began selling the top-grade LUXION at a revised price, along with the limited-time Black Edition special-edition model commemorating the 35th anniversary of the model's launch.
The Hot Plus Package and Clear View Package are now standard equipment on LUXION, improving comfort in cold weather. The price was also reduced by ¥201,300, making advanced equipment including ProPILOT 2.0 more accessible than in the previous model.
Adaptive LED headlights are now standard on the mainstay Highway Star V grade, while partial design and material changes have been made to the interior and exterior across the entire lineup.
The Black Edition is based on the Highway Star V e-POWER or e-4ORCE and features a special look with an exclusive two-tone color and black-themed interior and exterior.