03:35 PM
Wednesday October 19 2022
Books – Ahmed Khaled:
The Sunny has been one of the most important Japanese Nissan cars in the Egyptian market for more than 20 years, as it succeeded in reaching the highest sales of its categories and emerging as one of the most popular sedan models in the Egyptian market.
In 2019, a number of global markets witnessed the introduction of a new generation of Nissan Sunny, which has not yet had an opportunity to enter the competition in the Egyptian market, while the sedan is under the compact in the Gulf countries.
With the upcoming implementation of the law on importing cars by residents abroad with exemption from taxes and fees, there will be an opportunity to bring them to Egyptian territory.
The locally supplied Nissan Sunny generation comes out of the Japanese company’s assembly lines in the Sixth of October City, and its current official prices range between 271 thousand and 400 and 322 thousand pounds.
In the following report, we review the prices of the all-new Nissan Sunny in the Gulf countries without calculating the value of taxes and fees that must be deposited in a foreign currency into an account of the Ministry of Finance to be recovered following 5 years at the equivalent value of the Egyptian pound for foreign currency at the time of redemption.
Saudi Arabia
The new Nissan Sunny is available in the Saudi market, according to the official website, at a starting price of 58 thousand riyals, equivalent to 303 thousand and 555 Egyptian pounds.
A second category is offered at a price of 60 thousand riyals, which is equivalent to regarding 314 thousand Egyptian pounds.
While the price of the highest category in Saudi Arabia reaches 68 thousand riyals, equivalent to regarding 356 thousand Egyptian pounds.
UAE
The prices of the latest generations of Sunny in Dubai, according to the official website of the brand, start from 61 thousand UAE dirhams, equivalent to regarding 327 thousand Egyptian pounds.
The second category has a price of 63 thousand and 500 dirhams, with a value of 340 thousand Egyptian pounds.
While the higher category is offered for 71 thousand dirhams, which equals regarding 380 thousand Egyptian pounds.
Kuwait
The new Sunny is offered in Kuwait at a price starting from 4,300 Kuwaiti dinars, equivalent to regarding 273,000 Egyptian pounds.
While the second category comes at a price of 4,500 Kuwaiti dinars, equivalent to regarding 285,000 Egyptian pounds.
As for the higher-equipped category, its price, according to the official Nissan website in Kuwait, is 5 thousand and 100 dinars, with a value of approximately 323,000 Egyptian pounds.
the two seas
The Nissan website in Bahrain indicates that the prices of the new Sunny start from 6,795 Bahraini dinars, with a value of regarding 354 thousand Egyptian pounds.
The second category is offered there for 7 thousand and 95 Bahraini dinars, equivalent to regarding 285,000 Egyptian pounds.
The price of the highest-equipped category reaches 8,495 dinars, which translates to 443,000 Egyptian pounds.
Diameter
Nissan Sunny came to the Qatari market at an initial price of 58 thousand riyals, equivalent to regarding 314 thousand Egyptian pounds.
This increases to 60,000 riyals for the second category, at a value of regarding 325,000 Egyptian pounds.
As for the higher-equipped category, its price is 68 thousand riyals, which is approximately 368,000 Egyptian pounds.
Specifications
The all-new Nissan Sunny carried a 1500 cc 4-cylinder engine that will work through natural air intake to generate 118 hp and 149 Nm of torque at 4,400 rpm with a 5-speed manual transmission for the first category or automatic CVT.
Standard safety systems in the Gulf version include ABS, EBD, electronic vehicle dynamics control (VDC), traction control (TCS), hill stability support, tire pressure monitoring and two airbags for the driver and front passenger.
While the top-equipped trim gets cruise control, blind spot support, forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking and reverse collision warning, and 360-degree surround cameras are optional.
