The Nissan Almera Kuro Version was launched earlier this 12 months and we’re now bringing you a full gallery of the kitted-up B-segment sedan in your viewing pleasure. Also referred to as the Black Version (kuro is the Japanese time period for black), the automobile pictured right here is completed in a new-for-2024 exterior color known as Glacier Gray and primarily based on the range-topping VLT variant.
It’s also possible to get the Kuro/Black Version in VLP and VL guises, with all of them sharing a number of equipment which might be a part of the included Kuro Bundle. These embody a gloss black entrance grille, black alloy wheels (15-inch on the VL and 16-inch on the VLP and VLT), sports activities pedals, ‘Ice Cool’ window tint and a gloss black Tomei aerokit.
The final merchandise has been provided by Edaran Tan Chong Motor (ETCM) for a while now and contains entrance and rear bumper spoilers in addition to aspect skirts. Whereas the Tomei aerokit elements are usually body-coloured, they’re appropriately completed in gloss black for the Kuro/Black Version.
For the VL and VLP variants, a gloss black boot lid spoiler is included with the Kuro Bundle – that is already customary with the VLT. It ought to be famous the VLT’s Kuro Bundle additionally comes with door deal with protectors, kicking plates and door visors, all of which aren’t discovered with the Kuro Bundle for the VLP and VL.
In order for you much more equipment, ETCM affords the Kuro GT Bundle as an unique add-on for the VLT and VLP Kuro Bundle. That is restricted to 300 models and provides on a outstanding Tomei GT wing in black and 16-inch two-tone Impul Racing alloy wheels.
When it comes to pricing, the Almera Kuro Version begins at RM83,888 (no worth premium), and ETCM is providing a launch promo the place you may get the Kuro Bundle for simply RM1,000 (record worth RM8,000), or the Kuro GT Bundle for an additional RM500 over the common Kuro Bundle (record worth add-on RM3,200). The Kuro Version with out the bodykit is priced the identical as customary, which is RM83,888 for the VL, RM89,888 for the VLP and RM95,888 for the VLT, all on the highway with out insurance coverage.
No change when it comes to the mechanical bits, with the Almera persevering with to be powered by a 1.0 litre turbocharged inline-three petrol engine rated at 100 PS (99 hp or 74 kW) and 152 Nm of torque. Drive is distributed to the entrance wheels through an X-Tronic CVT with D-Step Logic and Sport mode.
Autonomous emergency braking (AEB) stays customary throughout the board, with the range-topping VLT getting the complete Nissan Security Defend pack (contains blind spot monitoring, rear cross site visitors alert; VLT solely) and a 360-degree digicam. Different obtainable options embody a seven-inch digital instrument cluster and an eight-inch touchscreen infotainment with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay – VLP onwards.
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