Nissan Tiida

The Nissan Tiida is a compact car introduced in 2004 as a global model positioned between the Micra and the Sentra. Known for its practicality, interior space, and affordability, the Tiida was offered in hatchback and sedan body styles and targeted a wide range of markets, including Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.

First-generation models (2004–2011) were built on the Nissan B platform and offered with a variety of petrol and diesel engines, including 1.5L, 1.6L, and 1.8L petrol units. Transmission options included 4-speed automatic, 5- or 6-speed manual, and CVT variants depending on the market. The model stood out for its generous legroom, especially for rear passengers, and was often praised for its smooth ride and low running costs.

In 2013, the second generation was introduced in some markets under the Pulsar or Versa names, offering updated styling, improved interior quality, and more efficient powertrains. 

In user reviews, the Nissan Tiida is commended for its spacious interior, reliable engines, and overall value. Drivers appreciate the comfort and ease of use in city driving. On the downside, criticisms include plain interior design, average handling, and limited advanced safety features in earlier models. Nevertheless, it is regarded as a dependable and practical option in the compact car segment.