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All-New Nissan Serena e-Power Previewed in Malaysia with Electric Motor-Driven Powertrain

  • BY Sudarshan Duke
  • 10 December 2025
  • 7:45 pm
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The sixth-generation Nissan Serena e-Power has been previewed in Malaysia, introducing an electric motor-driven powertrain to the mid-sized MPV segment. The new system combines an electric motor with a petrol engine that acts solely as a generator, delivering performance similar to a full EV without the need for external charging.

Singapore model shown

Since its introduction in Japan in the 1990s, the Nissan Serena has been positioned as a versatile mid-sized MPV. In Malaysia, previous generations, including the C26 Serena S-Hybrid and C27 Serena S-Hybrid, offered fuel-saving technologies, practical interiors, and advanced safety features, making the model popular with family buyers.

The C28-generation Serena e-Power continues this approach with an electric motor-driven system designed to improve acceleration, responsiveness, and overall efficiency.

Singapore model shown

The Serena e-Power system features:

  • Electric motor: 163PS, 315Nm
  • Battery: 1.769kWh lithium-ion
  • Engine: 1.4-litre HR14DDe 3-cylinder (generator only)

The petrol engine charges the battery and powers the motor as needed, while regenerative braking and a single-pedal driving function improve efficiency. The system provides instant torque and smooth acceleration, without the need for external charging.

Singapore model shown

An official launch date in Malaysia has not yet been announced. Interested buyers can follow updates and registration of interest through Nissan Malaysia’s website.

Tags: NissanNissan MalaysiaNissan Serena e-Power
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