Nissan Serena Hybrid e-Power Import Information for Australia
Plus Model Details and Specifications
There are a number of Nissan Serena import options for Australia including several Nissan Serena Hybrid (S-hybrid / e-Power) models and non-hybrid Lifecare / welcab models.
Out of the Serena range we only source the latest two e-Power models – the 2018 to 2022 Nissan Serena hybrid e-Power (HC27 / HFC27) and the 2022+ Nissan Serena hybrid e-Power (GC28 / GFC28). The latter is dealt with here.
Compared to the previous 1.2L model, the latest 2022+ Serena e-Power uses a larger 1.4 L HR14DDe petrol engine producing 72 kW (98 PS) with an EM57 electric motor producing 120 kW (163 PS) and lithium-ion battery.
All Serena e-Powers are 2WD, have a 52L fuel tank and come with Nissan’s Pro-Pilot autonomous driving and parking system.
The Serena e-Power Luxion is the only 7-seater model, all the rest are 8-seater.
Nissan’s e-Power system uses the petrol engine to charge the battery which powers the electric motor/s that drive the car. This is an extremely efficient hybrid system with exceptional fuel economy that sits between a full EV and normal hybrid system.
Serena hybrid e-Power fuel economy varies depending on the model and test method. Efficiency from Nissan spec data ranges from 18.4 to 20.6 km/L (5.44 to 4.86 L/100 km) (WLTC).
The Serena e-Power has all the driving benefits of electric power including instant acceleration, regenerative braking and quiet operation without the need to plug-in for recharge.
The hybrid Serena is equipped with Nissan’s 2nd generation e-POWER which is more powerful, smooth and quiet than the previous version.
How Nissan e-Power improves daily driving:
Nissan uses the same e-Power technology for a range of models in addition to the Serena hybrid, including the Note, X-Trail, Kicks and Aura.
Nissan e-Power technology explained:
The Serena hybrid e-Power is available from Japan in a range of model choices.
Nissan Serena Hybrid e-Power import model options from Japan
e-Power X
e-Power XV
e-Power XV (waterproof seat)
e-Power Highway Star V
e-Power Highway Star V (waterproof seat)
e-Power Highway Star V 90th anniversary edition
e-Power AUTECH
e-Power Luxion
The following pricing data was correct from Nissan Japan at Dec 2023 and is included for reference only to show the spec and price range. Secondhand prices will reduce over time.
Contact us for current availability and pricing if you would like to import your own Serena hybrid to Australia.
The Serena hybrid 90th anniversary special model includes a range of unique features.
‘As Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. celebrates its 90th anniversary, we would like to express our gratitude to all our customers who love Nissan.
‘Nissan continues to lead the world in the electrification of automobiles. The “Serena 90th Anniversary Vehicle” has been released, with copper color accents symbolizing this electrification, and special seats with carefully selected materials and stitching to create a special feeling.
‘Why not set out on a journey to create new memories with a car that symbolizes the new Nissan?’
Photo: e-POWER Highway Star V 90th anniversary car. Body color is Prism White (3P)/Super Black 2-tone <#XKJ/Scratch Shield> (special paint color). The interior color is black (G). Headlamp Auto Leveler + Adaptive LED Headlight System + Intelligent Around View Monitor (with Moving Object Detection) + Intelligent Rearview Mirror + Advanced Drive Assist Display (12.3-inch Color Display) + Integrated Interface Display + Wireless Charger + 6 Speakers + NissanConnect Navigation System (built-in terrestrial digital) + In-vehicle communication unit (TCU [Telematics Control Unit]) + ETC2.0 unit (built-in type) + Drive recorder (front and rear set) + ProPilot (with navigation link function) + ProPilot emergency stop support system ( SOS call function) + SOS call + ProPilot parking is a set manufacturer option.
The Serena hybrid AUTECH also includes a range of special features:
Serena hybrid safety equipment
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pro pilot
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hill start assist
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Intelligent emergency brake
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Intelligent FCW (Forward Collision Prediction Warning)
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Collision avoidance steering assist
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Intelligent LI (Lane Departure Prevention System) + LDW (Lane Departure Warning)
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Intelligent BSI (Rear Side Collision Prevention System) + BSW (Rear Side Vehicle Detection Warning)
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RCTA (vehicle detection alarm when reversing)
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Intelligent DA (Stagger Alarm)
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Misapplication collision prevention assist
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Sign detection function (no entry sign detection, maximum speed sign detection, stop sign detection)
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SRS airbag (front seat)
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SRS side airbag (front seat)
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SRS curtain airbag
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Vehicle approach notification device
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emergency stop signal
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idling stop
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Forgotten key alarm
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Warning for forgetting to turn off headlights
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Fuel level warning light
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door ajar warning light
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front & back sonar
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VDC (Vehicle Dynamics Control [including TCS function])
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ABS (anti-lock brake system)
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brake assist
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EBD (electronic brake force distribution system)
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Immobilizer (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism approved product)
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3-point seat belt with ELR on all seats
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Pretensioner seat belt with load limiter (front seats)
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Seat belt with load limiter (second left and right)
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Vertical adjustable seat belt anchor (front seat)
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Warning light and sound when seatbelt is not worn (seatbelt reminder) (all seats)
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ISO FIX compatible child seat fixing anchor
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child safety door lock
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Stabilizer (front/rear)
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Capless fuel filler
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Battery saver (headlamp, map lamp, room lamp, luggage lamp)
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LED high mount stop lamp
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Airbag deployment-linked hazard lamp
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Leading vehicle departure notice
The Nissan Connect system will pair your smartphone to the car.
Interior features include wireless smartphone charging, electric parking brake, dual-zone climate control, and USB-C ports.
The Serena hybrid e-Power is equipped with Pro Pilot and Nissan’s 360 degree safety assist – an ‘all-round support system that makes driving more comfortable’.
Nissan’s Pro Pilot tech includes adaptive cruise control (with stop-and-go) and lane-keep assist.
Safety features include autonomous emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring (BSM – able to detect and brake for obstacles), auto high-beam, 360 degree panoramic camera and rear-cross traffic alert (RCTA).
Contact us for current availability and pricing if you would like to import your own Serena hybrid e-Power to Australia.
Every vehicle of interest to our clients is carefully inspected in person at auction, with more pictures provided along with market pricing guidance to help set the budget.
There is a good selection of Serena hybrid e-Power models going through auction in Japan every week – we can assist with the entire process from choosing the best example to shipping it to Australia.
We specialise in direct car import from Japan and have been sourcing vehicles to order for private Australian buyers for over 25 years.
Every vehicle is hand-picked and we only source the very best.
We make Nissan Serena hybrid e-Power import easy with physical inspections of vehicles by experienced staff at over 30 auctions every week in the Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Kobe, and Kyushu / Fukuoka regions.
We start by focusing only on vehicles with the highest auction grades. But there is a LOT more involved than just basic auction grading !
Auction reports are often not reliable – we inspect every vehicle of interest in person to ensure it is up to our standard and has the options and features you want.
Most people (even Japanese export agents) do not realise that a significant % of vehicles in Japan are bought and sold by Japanese dealers for a quick profit between different auctions. If you are not aware of this you will almost certainly pay more than you needed to for exactly the same car.
Our experience with this situation alone will often save you more than the cost of our service fee.
Our import agent service includes a pre-check for past auction records using JCHC, at no cost to you. This allows us to rule out:
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Cars recently auctioned and moved to a different auction for quick resale
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Graded R (accident repair) cars changed to higher grades
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Cars that have passed in unsold multiple times indicating a problem with the condition and/or price.
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