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Nissan Teana (2008)

Nissan Teana (2008)

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₹2,276,000
Discontinued
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The Nissan Teana 2008, a mid-size luxury sedan launched in India with a 2.5-litre V6 petrol engine pumping 180 bhp and 228 Nm torque through a smooth automatic transmission, excels as a front-wheel-drive cruiser built for comfort over sport. I appreciate its vast interior space for five, plush ride quality that glides over potholes, strong braking from 100 km/h in under 46 metres, and stability at high speeds, ideal for India's mixed roads. Key features include keyless entry, ABS with EBD and brake assist, making it safe and user-friendly. Styling looks premium even now, with a simple yet durable cabin that prioritizes function. Drawbacks like average acceleration, bland interiors, and thirsty fuel use are offset by reliability and low ownership hassles. For used buyers, it's a refined alternative to pricier Germans, perfect for family highway runs if you service regularly and avoid flood-damaged units prevalent in India.
December 20, 2025
I see the 2008 Nissan Teana as a full‑size Japanese saloon that prioritises interior space, ride comfort and refinement over outright performance or sharp handling; it was sold in India with 2.3L and 2.5L petrol VQ engines mated to automatic transmissions, producing smooth power delivery and a relaxed cruising character suitable for long highway runs. The cabin offers generous legroom for rear passengers, straightforward ergonomics and the kind of features that felt premium for its era, while the suspension soaks up bumps with a “magic carpet” feel though body roll is noticeable if pushed hard. In the Indian market its strengths are rear‑seat comfort, solidity and equipment levels; its weaknesses are modest fuel economy, heavier running costs relative to smaller sedans, and potentially limited dealer/support advantage today compared with more common models. When inspecting a specific car I focus on full service history, timing‑chain/belt condition (as applicable), gearbox behaviour, suspension bushings, and any signs of accident repair or water ingress—addressing these points separates a trouble‑free, luxurious daily driver from an expensive ownership prospect.
December 20, 2025
Our Verdict

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I find the Nissan Teana 2008 a standout luxury sedan for Indian buyers seeking refined cruising without the premium price tag of rivals like the Toyota Camry. Its 2.5-litre V6 engine delivers 180 bhp and smooth acceleration, hitting 100 km/h in about 9.4 seconds, paired with a magic-carpet ride that soaks up bumps effortlessly, making long highway drives relaxing even at 120 km/h. The spacious cabin comfortably seats five adults with ample legroom, and features like keyless ignition, ABS, EBD, and brake assist add to the premium feel. Stability is excellent, though it leans in sharp corners and feels lethargic off the line, suiting relaxed drivers over enthusiasts. The simple yet functional interior grows on you, and overall reliability shines through in user reports. For city-highway use in India, it offers great value as a used buy, delivering luxury barge vibes that punch above its weight, though mediocre fuel economy means budgeting for petrol costs. If you prioritize comfort, space, and smooth highway poise over sportiness, this Teana is a smart pick in the pre-owned market.
December 20, 2025
I find the 2008 Nissan Teana to be a compelling choice if you prioritise relaxed, limousine‑like cruising over sporty dynamics; its long wheelbase, compliant suspension and spacious rear cabin deliver a level of comfort and quietness that still feels premium in the used‑car market in India. The VQ‑series 2.3/2.5 petrol engines are smooth and refined, and the car’s build and feature set (automatic gearbox, good equipment for its era) make daily driving and long highway runs easy and civilised. On the flip side, the Teana is heavy and feels leisurely under hard acceleration, fuel efficiency is modest for petrol engines of this displacement, and parts/service can be costlier or slower to source than for mass‑market rivals given Nissan’s reduced presence in the large‑sedan segment in India. Overall I’d recommend the Teana to buyers who value rear‑seat comfort and a serene driving experience and who are comfortable with the running‑cost tradeoffs of a large petrol saloon.
December 20, 2025
Latest Updates

Recent news and announcements

Nissan continued to update the Teana with minor facelifts and feature additions over the years. In 2011, the company introduced new chrome trimmings on the bumpers and enlarged foglights, further enhancing the cars appeal. I believe these updates kept the Teana relevant in a competitive market.
September 15, 2011
Nissan launched the second-generation Teana in India in 2010, which was assembled at the Chennai plant. This model was based on the Nissan D platform and featured engine options including a 2.0L and a 2.5L petrol engine, both paired with a continuously variable transmission. The design was previewed by the Intima concept car shown in October 2007. I think this was a significant move for Nissan to strengthen its presence in the Indian market.
October 15, 2010
The 2008 Nissan Teana was well-received in the Indian market for its spacious cabin and generous legroom, making it a favorite among families. The cars dimensions, including a wheelbase of 2,775 mm, ensured ample space for passengers. I think this made the Teana a top choice for family cars.
July 21, 2009
Nissans marketing campaign for the 2008 Teana in India focused on highlighting the cars luxurious interior, advanced technology, and comfortable ride. The campaign included various promotional activities and advertisements to attract potential buyers. I believe the campaign was effective in creating a buzz around the new Teana.
May 15, 2009
The 2008 Nissan Teana was assembled in several countries, including India, where it was produced at the Chennai plant. This local production helped Nissan reduce costs and make the car more affordable for Indian consumers. I think this was a strategic decision that helped Nissan compete better in the local market.
March 11, 2009
Price

Pricing details and changes

In India the 2008 Teana is only available in the used market; when it was new the ex‑showroom price for the 2.3–2.5L variants was in the Rs. 21–25 lakh band, and today typical used asking prices vary widely by condition, city, mileage and ownership history—expect decent examples to be listed around Rs. 3–8 lakh and very low‑mileage/exceptional pieces to command higher premiums in selective markets. On‑road cost for a used purchase in India will therefore be the negotiated vehicle price plus state road tax, registration transfer fees, insurance (higher for older luxury cars) and any immediate maintenance/servicing or part replacements you choose to undertake; budget an extra 8–15% over the negotiated price for these items depending on the state and the car’s condition. From my perspective the buying decision rests on value: if you can find a well‑maintained Teana with a complete service history and no hidden accident damage at a fair price within that used range, it represents one of the most comfortable large‑sedans you can buy second‑hand in India; if the car is mechanically neglected or priced close to newer premium‑compact alternatives, I would walk away.
December 20, 2025
Mileage

Fuel efficiency information

I note the Teana 2008's ARAI-rated 11.07 kmpl for the 2.5 V6 automatic drops to real-world 6-10 kmpl city and 10-12 kmpl highway on petrol, per user tests. Running costs suit occasional luxury use but sting daily commuters at Rs. 8-10/km; CNG conversions claim 12-15 kmpl but risk engine strain. Opt if mileage isn't primary—its ride trumps efficiency for buying decisions.
December 20, 2025
Real‑world petrol mileage for the Teana in India typically lands in the mid single‑digits to low double‑digits (around 6–11 km/l depending on engine, city/highway mix and driving style), with the 2.5L tending toward the lower end of that range and highway figures improving substantially versus city running. If low running cost is a primary concern I would be cautious—fuel expenses and potentially higher maintenance/parts costs for a VQ‑series engine mean the Teana suits buyers who place comfort and refinement above frugal fuel economy.
December 20, 2025

Specifications

Ground Clearance
146.00 mm
Maximum Power
170bhp@6000rpm
Maximum Torque
22.8kgm@4400rpm
Fuel Tank Capacity
70.00 litres
Kerb Weight
1509.00 kg
Top Speed
198 kmph
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Nissan Teana (2008)

ENGINE & TRANSMISSION
3
Maximum Power
170bhp@6000rpm
Maximum Torque
22.8kgm@4400rpm
Engine Details
2349cc, V6
DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
7
Overall Length
1475 mm
Overall Width
1765 mm
Overall Height
4770 mm
Wheelbase
2775.0 mm
Ground Clearance
146.00 mm
Kerb Weight
1509.00 kg
Turning Radius
5.30 metres
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Car Variant
2008 Nissan Teana 230 JM
Availability Status in India
Discontinued
Car Type
Sedan
Fuel Type
Petrol
Latest Price in India
Nissan Teana 230 JM price was INR 22.76 lakh before being discontinued.
Top Speed
198 kmph
PERFORMANCE & MILEAGE
1
Mileage (Highway)
8.00 kmpl (approx.)
CAPACITY
2
Seating Capacity
5
Fuel Tank Capacity
70.00 litres
INSTRUMENTATION
2
Trip Distance
2
Tachometer
BRAKING & TRACTION
4
Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD)
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
Traction Control
SEATS & UPHOLSTERY
4
Leather Seats
Folding Rear Seats
Rear Centre Armrest
With Cup Holder
Driver Seat Adjustment
Electric
WHEELS & TYRES
2
Alloy Wheels
Tyre Size
205/65 R16
INFOTAINMENT
1
Music System
MP3 DVD Player
LIGHTING
4
Xenon Headlamps
Front Fog Lights
Darkness Sensing Headlamps
ORVM Turn Indicators
BRAKES & SUSPENSION
2
Brakes
Front Ventilated, Rear Disk
Suspension
NA
ACTIVE & PASSIVE SAFETY FEATURES
3
Rear Seat Belts
3
Airbags
4
Parking Sensors
COMFORT & CONVENIENCE
12
Steering Adjustment (Rake)
Steering Mounted Controls
Rear AC Vents
Remote Fuel Filler
Steering Adjustment (Reach)
Air Conditioner
Dual Zone Climate Control
Power Steering
Tilt
Rear Defogger
Rear Washer & Wiper
Rain Sensing Wipers
Power Windows
Remote Boot Release
EXTERIOR FEATURES
3
Body Coloured Bumpers
Outside Rear-view Mirrors
Both Side Electric
Tinted Glass
INTERIOR FEATURES
1
Sunroof
LOCKS & SECURITY
1
Central Locking
Remote

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