Daihatsu Altis

The 1.2L Basic Sedan (introduced 1972, 1st gen) features a 1200cc engine producing 60 hp, with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers basic features, making it an affordable choice for families. It was aimed at budget-conscious buyers and served as an entry-level variant in the Altis lineup.

The 1.4L Biofuel Hybrid Sedan (introduced 2008, 4th gen) features a 1400cc biofuel hybrid engine, providing a sustainable option for eco-conscious consumers. It combines the efficiency of a hybrid system with the benefits of biofuel, contributing to reduced emissions and better fuel economy.

The 1.0L Basic Diesel Sedan (introduced 1974) features a 1000cc diesel engine producing 50 hp, with a manual transmission. This sedan offers basic features suitable for economical driving. Ideal for budget-conscious consumers, it provides a reliable and efficient option in the compact segment.

The 1.5L GDI Sedan (introduced 2012) features a 1500cc Gasoline Direct Injection engine delivering 110 hp. With a focus on efficiency and performance, this sedan offers a smooth driving experience, enhanced fuel economy, and a range of modern technologies. It appeals to urban drivers seeking reliability.

The 1.5L Diesel Sedan (introduced 1983) features a 1500cc diesel engine producing 55 hp, with a 4-speed automatic transmission. This variant was designed for fuel efficiency and low running costs, making it a favored choice among fleet operators and economical drivers.

The 1.4L Sport Diesel Sedan (introduced 1988) features a 1400cc turbocharged diesel engine producing 80 hp, coupled with a 5-speed manual transmission. It combines sporty handling and efficiency, targeting a younger demographic looking for a performance-oriented diesel option.

The 1.0L Sedan (introduced 1972, 1st gen) features a 1000cc engine producing 45 hp, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. This basic sedan offers a simple design and practical features, making it a popular choice for budget-conscious buyers in the early '70s.

The 1.3L Deluxe Sedan (introduced 1975, 1st gen) features a 1300cc engine producing 70 hp, with both 4-speed manual and optional 3-speed automatic transmission. This variant offers enhanced comfort and additional features, appealing to families looking for a reliable vehicle.

The 1.5L Turbo Sedan (introduced 1980, 2nd gen) features a 1500cc turbocharged engine producing 90 hp, with a 5-speed manual transmission. This sporty version brings a performance edge to the Altis range, targeting a younger demographic with its dynamic styling and features.

The 1.6L GTI Sedan (introduced 1985, 3rd gen) features a high-performance 1600cc engine producing 110 hp, with a sport-tuned suspension and 5-speed manual transmission. This variant is designed for enthusiasts seeking a thrilling driving experience, with sportier aesthetics and features.

The 1.3L Eco Sedan (introduced 1990, 4th gen) features a fuel-efficient 1300cc engine producing 60 hp, focusing on economy and low emissions. This variant is ideal for urban drivers and environmentally conscious consumers, combining practicality with modern design.

The 1.5L Hybrid Sedan (introduced 1995, 5th gen) features a 1500cc hybrid powertrain delivering 75 hp combined with electric motors. This innovative variant emphasizes fuel efficiency and reduced emissions, catering to a growing market for eco-friendly vehicles.

The 1.6L Sport Sedan (introduced 2000, 6th gen) features a responsive 1600cc engine producing 100 hp, with sporty handling and upgraded interior features. This variant is targeted at younger buyers seeking a blend of performance and comfort in their daily driver.

The 1.8L Premium Sedan (introduced 2005, 7th gen) features a refined 1800cc engine producing 130 hp, coupled with a CVT for smooth driving. This luxury-oriented variant comes equipped with advanced technology and high-quality materials, appealing to more discerning buyers.

The 1.5L Hybrid Eco Sedan (introduced 2015, 9th gen) features a 1500cc hybrid engine producing 95 hp combined. This variant is designed for maximum fuel efficiency and sustainability, featuring eco-friendly materials and advanced technology to reduce environmental impact.

The 2.0L Performance Sedan (introduced 2020, 10th gen) features a high-output 2000cc engine delivering 220 hp, with an advanced AWD system and enhanced aerodynamics. This top-of-the-line variant combines sporty performance with luxury features, appealing to those seeking a thrilling yet refined driving experience.

The 1.8L Electric Sedan (introduced 2024, 11th gen) features a cutting-edge electric powertrain with a battery capacity of 75 kWh, providing a range of up to 300 miles. This eco-friendly variant showcases modern design and advanced technology, targeting environmentally conscious consumers looking for a sustainable driving option.

The 1.0L Super Sedan (introduced 1972, 1st gen) features a 1000cc engine producing 45 hp, with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers basic amenities and a lightweight design, making it an economical choice for city driving. It was well-received in markets looking for affordable transportation.

The 1.3L Sport Sedan (introduced 1978, 1st gen) features a 1300cc engine producing 65 hp, paired with a 5-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers sportier handling and upgraded features, catering to younger buyers. It became popular for its agility and stylish design.

The 1.6L Turbo Diesel Sedan (introduced 1983, 2nd gen) features a 1600cc turbocharged diesel engine producing 70 hp, with a 5-speed manual transmission. This variant emphasized fuel efficiency and torque, making it ideal for long-distance travel. It was appreciated for its durability and low running costs.

The 1.5L Rally Edition Sedan (introduced 1990, 3rd gen) features a 1500cc engine producing 100 hp, with a sport-tuned suspension and upgraded brakes. This special edition was designed to celebrate Daihatsu's motorsport heritage, offering performance enhancements and a unique styling package.

The 1.2L Electric Sedan (introduced 2010, 5th gen) features an electric powertrain with a 30 kWh battery, delivering 100 hp. This model focused on urban mobility with zero emissions and advanced connectivity features. It was part of Daihatsu's commitment to sustainable transport solutions.

The 1.0L Luxury Sedan (introduced 1975) features a 1000cc engine producing a modest power output, with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers upgraded interior features, improved comfort, and a smoother ride compared to the base model. Positioned as a more premium option, it appeals to buyers looking for an economical yet comfortable vehicle.

The 1.5L Turbocharged Sport Sedan (introduced 1990) features a turbocharged 1500cc engine delivering a thrilling driving experience. With sport-tuned suspension and a 5-speed manual transmission, this sedan is designed for performance enthusiasts. It was well-received for its balance of power and efficiency, appealing to a younger demographic.

The 2.0L Eco Diesel Sedan (introduced 2000) features a 2000cc diesel engine optimized for reduced emissions and superior fuel economy. This sedan includes advanced technology such as a turbocharger and common rail fuel injection. It was aimed at environmentally conscious consumers seeking a practical yet efficient vehicle.

The 1.8L Flex Fuel Sedan (introduced 2010) features an 1800cc engine capable of running on both gasoline and ethanol. This sedan is designed for versatility and meets various market demands for fuel options. With a focus on sustainability and cost savings, it comes equipped with modern safety features and infotainment systems.

The 1.0L CNG Sedan (introduced 2015) features a 1000cc engine modified to run on compressed natural gas, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional fuels. With a focus on reducing emissions, this sedan is equipped with modern safety technologies and convenience features, making it ideal for urban commuting.

The 1.2L Eco Sedan (introduced 1980, 1st gen) features a 1200cc engine producing 50 hp, with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers fuel efficiency aimed at budget-conscious consumers. It was designed to meet the growing demand for economical cars during the early 1980s, providing a practical and reliable option in the compact sedan market.

The 1.4L Sport Sedan (introduced 1985, 1st gen) features a 1400cc engine producing 75 hp, with a 5-speed manual transmission. This sedan was designed for a sportier driving experience, offering enhanced handling and a more responsive engine compared to its non-sport counterparts. It appealed to younger buyers looking for a blend of performance and practicality.

The 1.7L AWD Sedan (introduced 2010, 4th gen) features a 1700cc engine producing 130 hp, with an all-wheel-drive system. This variant offered improved traction and stability, making it suitable for various driving conditions. It was designed for consumers seeking a balance between performance and safety, especially in regions with challenging weather.

The 1.5L Super Turbo Sedan (introduced 1985, 2nd gen) features a 1500cc turbocharged engine generating 100 hp, with a 5-speed manual transmission. This sporty sedan offers enhanced performance and handling, appealing to enthusiasts. It included sport-tuned suspension and aerodynamic enhancements.

The 1.4L Eco Diesel Sedan (introduced 2000, 3rd gen) features a 1400cc diesel engine producing 70 hp, with a 5-speed manual transmission. This variant focuses on fuel efficiency and low emissions, making it a popular choice for eco-conscious buyers. It was well-received in several markets for its practicality.

The 1.3L Sport Diesel Sedan (introduced 1980, 1st gen) features a 1300cc diesel engine producing 60 hp, with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers enhanced fuel efficiency and sporty handling. It was aimed at the emerging diesel market and positioned as a performance-oriented alternative to gasoline variants.

The 1.5L Super Eco Sedan (introduced 1990, 2nd gen) features a 1500cc engine optimized for fuel efficiency, producing 75 hp. This sedan includes advanced aerodynamics and lightweight materials, making it an economical choice for commuters. It was recognized for its low emissions and won several eco-friendly awards.

The 1.4L Turbo Diesel Sedan (introduced 1985, 1st gen) features a 1400cc turbocharged diesel engine producing 70 hp. This variant is equipped with a 5-speed manual transmission, offering a balance of performance and efficiency. It catered to customers seeking a powerful yet economical option in the diesel segment.

The 1.5L AWD Hybrid Sedan (introduced 2020, 5th gen) features a 1500cc engine combined with an electric motor, producing a total output of 130 hp. This sedan includes all-wheel drive for better traction and handling, making it suitable for various driving conditions. It showcases advanced hybrid technology, offering significant fuel savings and reduced emissions.

The 1.4L Luxury Sedan (introduced 1978, 1st gen) features a 1400cc engine producing 70 hp, with a 4-speed automatic transmission. This sedan offers enhanced features for comfort and style, including premium upholstery and upgraded audio systems. Positioned above the base models, it aimed to capture the growing market for affordable luxury sedans.

The 1.2L CNG Eco Sedan (introduced 2005, 3rd gen) features a 1200cc engine modified for compressed natural gas, emphasizing environmental friendliness with lower emissions. It produces 65 hp and comes with a 5-speed manual transmission. This model was part of Daihatsu's initiative to promote alternative fuel vehicles.

The 1.9L Turbo Sedan (introduced 2022, 5th gen) features a powerful 1900cc turbocharged engine delivering 150 hp, paired with a CVT for smooth performance. This sedan combines sporty handling with everyday practicality, offering a blend of power and efficiency. With modern styling and advanced technology, it caters to a younger demographic looking for both performance and comfort.

The 1.3L All-Terrain Sedan (introduced 1995) features a 1300cc engine with enhanced suspension for improved off-road capability. This variant combines sedan comfort with off-road functionality, making it suitable for diverse driving conditions. It received recognition for balancing practicality and adventure.

The 1.4L Biofuel Sedan (introduced 2005) is designed to run on biofuels, featuring a 1400cc engine that emphasizes sustainability without sacrificing performance. This sedan is aimed at eco-conscious consumers, offering lower emissions and efficient fuel consumption. It represents a step towards greener transportation solutions.

The 1.7L CNG Sedan (introduced 2010) features a 1700cc engine optimized for compressed natural gas, offering a cleaner alternative to traditional fuels. This variant is particularly appealing for urban use, where lower emissions are a significant advantage. Its design focuses on efficiency and eco-friendliness, making it a forward-thinking choice.

The 1.4L AWD Eco Sedan (introduced 2015) integrates a 1400cc engine with all-wheel drive for enhanced traction and stability. This model is focused on fuel efficiency, making it suitable for consumers looking for an economical yet capable vehicle. It combines practicality with advanced technology for a modern driving experience.

The 1.4L Super Eco Sedan (introduced 2005, 5th gen) boasts a 1400cc engine combined with advanced fuel-saving technology, producing 85 hp. It features a CVT for smooth driving and improved fuel efficiency. This variant was designed for eco-conscious consumers, offering low emissions and a comfortable ride, making it a standout in Daihatsu's lineup during its run.

The 1.6L AWD Turbo Sedan (introduced 2010, 6th gen) features a powerful 1600cc turbocharged engine generating 140 hp, paired with an all-wheel-drive system. This sedan combines performance and stability, making it suitable for various driving conditions. The AWD system enhances traction, while the turbo engine delivers exhilarating acceleration, appealing to drivers who seek both comfort and excitement.

The 1.7L Hybrid Eco Sedan (introduced 2015, 7th gen) features a 1700cc hybrid engine that combines a gasoline engine with electric motors to produce 130 hp. It offers exceptional fuel efficiency and low emissions. This sedan is designed for environmentally conscious drivers, incorporating regenerative braking and eco-friendly technologies, making it a leader in its class for sustainability.

The 1.3L All-Wheel Drive Sedan (introduced 1995, 4th gen) equipped with a 1300cc engine producing 100 hp. This sedan features an AWD system for enhanced traction and stability, making it suitable for varied terrains. With comfort-focused features and a reputation for reliability, it appealed to families and outdoor enthusiasts alike during its production years.

The 1.4L Super Turbo Diesel Sedan, introduced in 1985, features a 1400cc turbocharged diesel engine producing enhanced torque for improved performance. With a focus on fuel efficiency and low emissions, this sedan offers a smooth and comfortable ride. It stands out in the lineup for its superior diesel technology and was well-received in markets looking for economical options.

The 1.4L All-Terrain Sedan, introduced in 2010, combines the classic sedan design with enhanced off-road capabilities. Featuring a 1400cc engine, it is equipped with a raised suspension and rugged tires for better handling on diverse terrains. This variant is ideal for adventurous drivers who prioritize versatility and functionality without sacrificing comfort.

The 1.6L Eco AWD Sedan, launched in 2015, features a 1600cc engine with all-wheel drive capability, optimizing fuel efficiency while ensuring stability and traction on various surfaces. This variant caters to environmentally conscious drivers looking for a reliable and economical vehicle. Its eco-friendly technology and modern features make it a standout choice in the lineup.

The 1.0L CNG Eco Sedan, introduced in 2020, utilizes a 1000cc engine powered by compressed natural gas (CNG), emphasizing sustainability and low running costs. This variant is engineered to deliver a quieter and cleaner driving experience while maintaining the practicality of a sedan. Its eco-conscious design appeals to urban drivers and environmentally aware consumers.

The 1.5L Base Sedan (introduced 1972, 1st gen) features a 1500cc engine producing 75 hp, with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers basic features and functionality, catering to budget-conscious buyers. Positioned as the entry-level variant, it served well in markets looking for reliable and economical transportation.

The 2.0L Luxury Sedan (introduced 2005, 3rd gen) features a 2000cc engine that delivers 130 hp, paired with a smooth 6-speed automatic transmission. This model focuses on comfort and premium features, including leather upholstery and advanced infotainment systems, appealing to buyers seeking refinement.

The 1.6L Eco Diesel Sedan (introduced 2010, 4th gen) features a 1600cc diesel engine with a fuel efficiency rating of 55 mpg. This sedan is designed for environmentally conscious consumers, offering low emissions and a practical driving range, while retaining comfort and modern features.

The 1.8L Hybrid AWD Sedan (introduced 2020, 5th gen) features a 1800cc hybrid engine producing a combined 150 hp with an all-wheel-drive system. This sedan prioritizes efficiency and performance, featuring advanced safety systems and connectivity options, making it ideal for modern urban commuting.

The 1.2L Basic Diesel Sedan (introduced 1980, 1st gen) features a 1200cc diesel engine producing 45 hp with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers basic equipment, focusing on fuel efficiency and affordability. It was targeted at budget-conscious consumers, making it popular in emerging markets.

The 1.5L Eco Hybrid Sedan (introduced 2005, 4th gen) features a 1500cc hybrid engine that combines a gasoline engine and electric motor for a total output of 100 hp. This model is designed for excellent fuel efficiency and lower emissions, with advanced features such as regenerative braking and an eco driving mode.

The 1.4L Luxury Diesel Sedan (introduced 1990, 2nd gen) features a 1400cc diesel engine with enhanced interior features and a more refined exterior design. It aimed to provide a premium experience for consumers seeking a comfortable ride with economical operation.

The 1.6L Turbo Petrol Sedan (introduced 1995, 3rd gen) features a 1600cc turbocharged petrol engine producing 120 hp. This variant focused on sporty performance while maintaining practicality, making it popular among enthusiasts looking for a fun yet functional sedan.

The 1.8L All-Terrain Sedan (introduced 2005, 4th gen) features an 1800cc engine with all-terrain capabilities. It is equipped with a raised suspension and rugged tires, designed for those who want versatility in their sedan while maintaining comfort and style.

The 1.1L Sedan (introduced 1973, first gen) features a 1.1L engine producing moderate power, with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers basic features suitable for everyday commuting. Positioned as an entry-level option, it was well-received in urban markets.

The 1.3L AWD Sedan (introduced 2000, fifth gen) features an all-wheel-drive system, enhancing traction and stability in various driving conditions. Powered by a 1.3L engine, it was designed for versatility and was popular in regions with challenging weather.

The 1.6L Diesel AWD Sedan (introduced 2015) features a 1600cc diesel engine producing 120 hp, paired with an all-wheel-drive system. This sedan is designed for enhanced traction and stability in various driving conditions. Ideal for drivers needing reliability in adverse weather, it combines efficiency with performance.

The 1.0L Compressed Natural Gas Sedan (introduced 2021) features a 1000cc CNG engine providing a clean energy alternative. With a focus on sustainability, this sedan combines low emissions with a practical range. It suits environmentally conscious drivers looking for cost-effective fuel solutions.

The 1.6L Eco Sport Sedan (introduced 2005) features a 1.6L engine producing 110 hp, with a 5-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers improved fuel efficiency and sporty handling. It is designed for urban driving with a focus on eco-friendliness while maintaining an engaging driving experience.

The 1.4L Flex Fuel Eco Sedan (introduced 2008) is equipped with a 1.4L engine that allows for both gasoline and ethanol fuels. It emphasizes low emissions and high fuel economy, making it an environmentally friendly choice. This sedan is perfect for those seeking a balance between performance and sustainability.

The 1.2L Hybrid Sport Sedan (introduced 2013) features a 1.2L hybrid engine producing 95 hp combined with an electric motor. This sedan offers agile performance and excellent fuel efficiency, making it suitable for both city and highway driving. Enhanced with sporty design elements and modern technology, it appeals to eco-conscious drivers.

The 1.5L PHEV Sedan (introduced 2022) features a 1.5L plug-in hybrid engine with a total output of 120 hp. This sedan combines electric and gasoline power for improved efficiency and lower emissions. It is designed for urban commuting, with the capability of driving on electric power alone for short distances.

The 1.0L Basic Sedan (introduced 1974, 1st gen) features a 1000cc engine producing 50 hp, with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers a straightforward design with essential features aimed at economical buyers. It was positioned as an entry-level variant in the Altis range and popular in urban markets for its compact size and affordability.

The 1.2L Sport Sedan (introduced 1982, 1st gen) features a 1200cc engine producing 60 hp, equipped with a sport-tuned suspension and upgraded interior. This model was designed to appeal to younger buyers looking for a sporty yet practical vehicle. It offered improved performance and handling compared to the standard variants.

The 1.4L Turbo Petrol Sedan (introduced 1995, 2nd gen) features a 1400cc turbocharged petrol engine producing 90 hp, with a 5-speed manual transmission. This sportier variant was designed for performance enthusiasts, offering a balance of power and efficiency. It included sport seats and a more aggressive exterior styling.

The 1.3L All-Electric Sedan (introduced 2000, 3rd gen) features an electric drive system with a 30 kWh battery capable of 120 miles on a full charge. This variant was part of Daihatsu's efforts to enter the electric vehicle market, providing an eco-friendly option for urban commuters. It included advanced technology for charging and energy management.

The 1.6L GDI Eco Sedan (introduced 2012, 4th gen) features a 1600cc Gasoline Direct Injection engine producing 120 hp, designed for low emissions and high fuel efficiency. This model emphasized eco-friendly driving without sacrificing performance, making it an attractive option for environmentally conscious consumers.

The 1.8L AWD Hybrid Sedan (introduced 2018, 5th gen) features an 1800cc engine combined with an electric motor, producing a total output of 150 hp. This variant offers all-wheel drive for improved handling and stability in various conditions. With advanced hybrid technology, it delivers excellent fuel economy and lower emissions, positioning it as a leader in eco-friendly performance.

The 1.1L Deluxe Sedan (introduced 1973, 1st gen) features a 1100cc engine producing 60 hp, with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers upgraded interior features and comfort compared to the base variants. It was aimed at buyers looking for a more refined driving experience while maintaining fuel efficiency.

The 1.4L GDI Sedan (introduced 2012, 5th gen) features a 1400cc GDI engine producing 100 hp, combined with a 6-speed automatic transmission. This sedan enhances fuel efficiency and performance with its direct injection technology. It caters to eco-conscious drivers without sacrificing power.

The 1.3L Turbo Diesel Sedan (introduced 2003, 4th gen) features a 1300cc turbocharged diesel engine producing 75 hp. This variant focuses on fuel economy and torque, making it ideal for long-distance travel. The sedan is equipped with enhanced safety features and comfortable seating.

The 1.7L Hybrid Sedan (introduced 2017, 5th gen) features a 1700cc hybrid engine producing a combined 130 hp. This sedan combines a gasoline engine with an electric motor for optimal fuel efficiency and low emissions. It includes advanced technology features and a spacious interior.

The 1.5L Biofuel Sedan (introduced 2008, 4th gen) features a 1500cc biofuel-compatible engine producing 110 hp. This variant emphasizes sustainability by using renewable fuel sources, catering to environmentally conscious consumers. It includes a comfortable interior and modern safety features.

The 1.2L Turbo Petrol Sedan (introduced 2020, 5th gen) features a 1200cc turbocharged petrol engine producing 90 hp. This compact sedan emphasizes agility and fuel efficiency. It comes equipped with advanced infotainment systems and safety technologies, making it suitable for urban driving.

The 1.5L All-Terrain Sedan (introduced 2020, 5th gen) features a 1500cc engine producing 115 hp, designed for performance on various terrains. It includes enhanced suspension and traction control systems for better handling in adverse conditions. This sedan is perfect for adventure seekers.

The 1.2L Deluxe Sedan (introduced 1974) features a 1200cc engine producing 60 hp, with a 4-speed manual transmission. This sedan offers enhanced interior features and comfort compared to the base model, making it a popular choice for families. It was well-received in various markets for its reliability and efficiency.

The 1.4L Deluxe Sedan (introduced 1978) features a 1400cc engine producing 70 hp, with a 5-speed manual transmission. This variant offers a more refined experience with additional luxury features, including upgraded upholstery and sound insulation, appealing to a broader audience seeking comfort.

The 1.6L Eco Hybrid Sedan (introduced 2005) features a 1600cc engine combined with electric propulsion, producing a total of 110 hp. This variant emphasizes fuel efficiency and reduced emissions, catering to environmentally conscious consumers. It includes advanced hybrid technology and a modern infotainment system.

The 1.5L Turbocharged Diesel Sedan (introduced 2010) features a 1500cc turbo diesel engine producing 100 hp. This variant is designed for improved torque and fuel efficiency, making it ideal for long-distance driving. It comes equipped with modern safety features and a comfortable interior.

The 1.3L PHEV Sedan (introduced 2020) features a 1300cc engine paired with an electric motor, providing a combined output of 140 hp. This plug-in hybrid electric vehicle emphasizes versatility and economy, allowing for short all-electric trips while maintaining a gasoline backup for longer journeys.

The 1.1L Eco Sedan (introduced 1973) features a 1100cc engine designed for fuel efficiency, producing 55 hp. This sedan offers a comfortable ride with basic features aimed at the economical segment. It was a response to increasing fuel prices, making it popular among budget-conscious consumers.

The 1.5L Luxury Diesel Sedan (introduced 1990) boasts a 1500cc engine producing 70 hp, focusing on comfort and luxury. It features premium interior finishes, advanced audio options, and enhanced suspension for a smooth ride, catering to a more upscale market segment.

The 1.2L Super Eco Diesel Sedan (introduced 1995) features a 1200cc turbocharged diesel engine with improved fuel economy, producing 60 hp. This variant was designed for environmentally conscious drivers, offering advanced emissions control technology and a spacious interior.

The 1.4L Turbocharged Diesel Sedan (introduced 2003) is powered by a 1400cc engine, delivering 90 hp. With its turbocharging technology, it offers an impressive balance of power and efficiency. This sedan includes modern conveniences and safety features, making it a strong contender in the compact diesel market.

The 1.4L Hybrid Diesel Sedan (introduced 2010) combines a 1400cc diesel engine with an electric motor, offering enhanced fuel efficiency and lower emissions. With a total output of 85 hp, this sedan features a smooth hybrid drivetrain, regenerative braking, and a range of modern technology for convenience.