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| Engine | 2488 cc |
| Power | 187 hp |
| Seating | 7 seats |
| Ground Clearance | 225 mm |
| Driver Airbag | Yes |
| Anti-Lock Braking System | Yes |
| Power Steering | Yes |
The Nissan Terra has got a very good road presence, thanks to the large dimensions it has been bestowed with. The heightened stance, as well as muscular appeal of the front fascia, does give the Terra an intimidating appeal which usually people expect from full-size SUVs.
Since the Terra is a seven-seater full-size SUV, it packs in a tremendous amount of space on the inside. In addition to the first and second row, even the last row is quite spacious for adults, which makes the Nissan Terra the roomiest SUV in its class.
Complementing the way Nissan Terra looks is its go-anywhere ability, as the four-wheel drivetrain of the SUV makes it capable to traverse over any kind of terrain.
The same big dimensions which do give the Nissan Terra massive road presence do play a spoilsport when it comes to in-city maneuverability. The vehicle feels too big to drive in tight traffic conditions, which hampers its ease of driving.
While the Nissan Terra is priced as a premium full-size SUV, the interior cabin does not feel too special. The layout of the dashboard has been kept simple, and while it packs in all the essential features, it could have done with a few more special features to justify its premium positioning.
Given the high ground clearance and slightly boxy design, the Nissan Terra suffers from a considerable amount of body roll, and at the same time, the soft suspension makes the overall ride a bit bouncy at higher speeds.
Nissan Terra January 2020 prices start from ₱1.52 Million for base variant 2.5 4X2 EL MT and goes upto ₱2.18 Million for top-spec variant 2.5 4x4 VL AT.
| Variant | Price | Specifications | |
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| 2.5 4X2 EL MT |
₱1.52 Million*
SRP Price
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2488 cc, 187 hp, 7 seats, Diesel | VIEW JANUARY PROMOS |
| 2.5 4x2 EL AT |
₱1.64 Million*
SRP Price
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2488 cc, 187 hp, 7 seats, Diesel | VIEW JANUARY PROMOS |
| 2.5 4x2 VE AT |
₱1.74 Million*
SRP Price
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2488 cc, 187 hp, 7 seats, Diesel | VIEW JANUARY PROMOS |
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| 2.5 4x2 VL AT |
₱1.95 Million*
SRP Price
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2488 cc, 187 hp, 7 seats, Diesel | VIEW JANUARY PROMOS |
| 2.5 4x4 VL AT |
₱2.18 Million*
SRP Price
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2488 cc, 187 hp, 7 seats, Diesel | VIEW JANUARY PROMOS |
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| Quezon City | ₱1.52 - ₱2.18 Million |
| Makati | ₱1.52 - ₱2.18 Million |
| Cebu City | ₱1.52 - ₱2.18 Million |
| Davao City | ₱1.52 - ₱2.18 Million |
| Bacoor | ₱1.52 - ₱2.18 Million |
Terra is available in 5 different colors - Brilliant Silver, Galaxy Black, Fiery Red, Aspen Pearl White and Earth Brown.
Brilliant Silver
Galaxy Black
Fiery Red
Aspen Pearl White
Earth Brown
In the Philippines market, Nissan had a huge gap between the midsize premium crossover X-Trail and the full-size luxury SUV Patrol. However, it seems that the wait has finally ended, as the much awaited Nissan Terra is finally here. Based on the Navara pickup truck, the Terra is an all-new model which apart from the platform, shares a lot with the Navara, including the interior layout and engine option. However, as expected, it is much more premium and comfortable over the Navara, with the seven-seating layout offered as standard. The Terra SUV is in the same league as the Toyota Fortuner, Isuzu mu-X, and Ford Everest.
The Nissan Terra in the Philippines is offered with the sole powertrain option of a 2.5-litre diesel engine. However, you do get two variants on offer – while the rear wheel drive version comes with a 6-speed manual gearbox, the other variant offers four-wheel drive with a 7-speed automatic gearbox. Currently, the Terra is developed specifically for the Asian markets, which do include both the right-hand drive and left-hand drive ones.
It is on the inside, where the resemblance of Terra with the Navara becomes much more significant. You do get the same dashboard and center console layouts from the Navara, which means that the Terra welcomes you with a wide and welcoming dashboard, which tapers down smoothly towards the center. The three-spoke steering wheel is much different from other SUVs of Nissan but has the same familiar design layout of silver garnishing towards the sides with steering mounted audio and Bluetooth controls as well as cruise control on either sides.
The center console on the Nissan Terra looks elongated and wide from the center, which gives it a theater-like feel. The touchscreen infotainment system on the Terra looks simple and seems like an aftermarket thought, however, it does pack in all the essentials like displays for reverse camera and navigation, Android Auto and Apple Carplay. The instrument console here on the Terra has been given a slight makeover to make it feel far from being utilitarian. The other significant features of the Terra include leather upholstery, keyless entry and go, 60:40 split seats, eight-way electrically adjustable driver’s seat and dual-zone fully automatic climate control with AC vents for all the three rows. However, it misses out on sunroof which is available in all of its rivals and is gaining huge popularity in this particular segment.
As said above, the Terra is based on the very popular Nissan Navara, which already has generated positive reviews for its impressive size as well as practicality. Since it’s a seven seater full size SUV based on the Navara, the Terra does has a terrific road presence owing to its large dimensions. The overall silhouette of the Terra does remind you a lot from the popular global SUV of Nissan, the Patrol. Nissan has took a page from Patrol’s book, and has blessed the Terra with premium V-shaped chrome grille, projector headlamps with daytime running LEDs, machined alloy wheels and chrome garnish on door handles, front bumper, side steps and boot lid, which do give the Terra a much needed premium and luxury appeal. The 18-inch machined alloy wheels too look good and go off well the Terra’s overall personality. The rear chrome embellishment with ‘Terra’ written on it reminds you a lot of its rivals like Fortuner and Everest.
For the Philippines market, Nissan has made some changes to the Terra, the most significant one being the alterations in dimensions. As compared to the China-spec Terra, the one for the Philippines is 2 mm longer and 15mm wider. With these changes, the Terra now measures 4884 mm longer and 1865 mm wider. Also, the ground clearance too has seen a bump from 22 0mm for the China-spec version to 225 mm for the one introduced in the Philippines.
As compared to the Chinese market, the Nissan Terra for the Philippines gets entirely different powertrain configurations. The Terra here shares its 2.5-litre four-cylinder diesel engine with the Navara, which happens to be the only engine option for the time being. This engine is powerful enough to produce 190 hp of maximum power and 450 Nm of peak torque. The engine comes mated to a 6-speed manual gearbox in the rear wheel drive variant and a 7-speed automatic torque converter in the four-wheel drive version. Given the Philippines market scenario, the launch of petrol variant in near future seems highly unlikely.
Apart from the engine, the Terra even shares the basic ladder-on-frame chassis with the Navara, as well as all the four wheel drive gizmos such as low-range gear ratios, a 4WD-diff lock system, hill-start assist and hill-descent assist in the four-wheel drive variant, making it equally capable off the tarmac as its SUV rivals as well as the vehicle on which it is based on.
In terms of safety features, the Nissan Terra doesn’t disappoint you, for the SUV packs in some really clever functions such as 360 degree camera for all-around visibility, intelligent rear view mirror, blind spot warning, hill start assist, hill descent control and lane departure warning, apart from the usual safety features such as six airbags, ABS with EBD, traction control, reverse parking sensors and stability control. However, the Terra disappoints with the absence of rear disc brakes, which is quite an essential thing for an SUV of this size. The front, though, does feature ventilated disc brakes.
Apart from these, the suspension bits too have been retained from the Navara, with the front of the Terra featuring independent double wishbone with coil spring and stabilizer bar and rear having multi-link with stabilizer bar. Given its large footprint, the turning radius of 6.2 meters is quite acceptable.
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The safety features available in Nissan Terra Below:
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Driver Airbag | Yes |
| Passenger Airbag | Yes |
| Side Airbag-Front | Yes |
| Child Safety Locks | Yes |
| Side Airbag-Rear | Yes |
| Anti-Lock Braking System | Yes |
| Brake Assist | Yes |
| Ebd | Yes |
| Rear Seat Belts | Yes |
| Seat Belt Warning | Yes |
| Height Adjustable Front Seat Belts | Yes |
| Rear Camera | No |
| Parking Sensors | Yes |
| Crash Sensor | Yes |
| Front Impact Beams | Yes |
| Side Impact Beams | Yes |
| Door Ajar Warning | Yes |
| Engine Check Warning | Yes |
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