The facelifted second-generation Nissan Teana offers sedan buyers several powertrain and equipment combinations. Your choice depends on how you drive, whether you need extra traction and which cabin conveniences matter most to you.
Nissan Teana engine choices include the gasoline 2.0 AT with an automatic transmission and front-wheel drive, the all-wheel-drive 2.5 CVT and the front-wheel-drive 3.5 CVT. A CVT varies its ratio continuously, so acceleration can sound and feel different from a conventional automatic. All-wheel drive can help you pull away on slippery surfaces, but tyre choice still matters.
Nissan Teana trim levels for the all-wheel-drive 2.5 CVT include Elegance Plus Four and Luxury. These names distinguish equipment configurations within that technical version. When choosing between cars, check the fitted comfort features, seat adjustments and parking aids against your priorities; the trim badge alone does not describe every detail.