Nissan Serena
Nissan Serena Rental
Bold Presence, Smarter Family MPV
Introduce the refreshed Serena C27 as a stylish, intelligent 7‑seater MPV offering upgraded design, advanced safety tech, efficient hybrid powertrain, and family-centric practicality.
Inside is a haven of comfort and convenience: premium Nappa leather seats with Zero‑Gravity support, seven USB ports, hands‑free dual sliding doors, and a versatile 11.6″ rear entertainment display
Nissan Serena (C27)
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7 Seats
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4 Luggage
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Auto
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5 Doors
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2.0 L
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Petrol
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7 Seats
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Auto
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2.0 L
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4 Luggage
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5 Doors
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Petrol
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7 Seats
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4 Luggage
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Auto
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5 Doors
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2.0 L
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Petrol
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About Nissan Serena Highway Star
The latest Nissan Serena (C27) facelift (Premium Highway Star variant) was launched in Malaysia on 6 July 2022 (paultan.org). Since then, it has become a top pick for local families and car rental services. With seven seats, dual power sliding doors, a dual-opening tailgate and hands-free convenience, it excels at ferrying kids to school, shuttling groups for outings, and navigating tight parking spaces. Its refined cabin—with quilted Nappa leather, Zero-Gravity seats, and a peaceful NVH-suppressed environment—makes every journey a stable, comfortable ride.(carlist.my)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Nissan Serena is a top choice for family trips due to its spacious 7-seater configuration, versatile seating options, and advanced safety features like Nissan Intelligent Mobility, ensuring a comfortable and secure journey for everyone.
The Nissan Serena is available in the Premium Highway Star (full-spec) and Highway Star (low-spec) variant, which comes equipped with a 2.0L engine, Xtronic CVT, and ECO motor for enhanced performance and fuel efficiency.
The Nissan Serena includes advanced safety features such as the Intelligent Around View Monitor, Intelligent Forward Collision Warning, and Emergency Braking, all part of Nissan's Intelligent Mobility suite.
The Nissan Serena offers exceptional comfort for long-distance travel with its spacious cabin, Captain Seats in the second row, dual-zone automatic climate control, and flexible seating configurations to accommodate passengers and luggage.
Yes, the Nissan Serena is equipped with an 8-inch touchscreen display, smartphone connectivity, and various convenience features like push-start ignition, making your journey both enjoyable and connected.
Yes, we do offer car delivery and pickup services to your specified location.
1. Short‑term Visitors (Under 90 Days)
If you're from any ASEAN country, you can drive using your valid domestic driving licence issued in English—no IDP required.
If you're from a non-ASEAN country, you must carry a valid International Driving Permit (IDP) alongside your domestic licence. Ensure the licence is in English or officially translated.
(Motorist.my)
2. Long‑Term Stay (Over 90 Days)
As of May 19, 2025, the Malaysian Road Transport Department (JPJ) ended all standard license conversion processes for most foreigners.
(Paul Tan's Automotive News)Exceptions still allowed to convert include:
Diplomats
Malaysia My Second Home (MM2H) participants
Foreigners already married to Malaysian citizens
ASEAN citizens still driving with their domestic licences under the 1985 agreement
Tourists staying less than 12 months driving with IDP under Geneva/Vienna conventions
(Relo Network Asia) (Paul Tan's Automotive News)
Others not exempt must follow the same licensing process as Malaysians, including safety briefing, theory and practical tests, and applying for a Probationary Driving Licence (PDL).
(Relo Network Asia)
3. Rental Companies' Policies
Many car rental providers accept a valid foreign licence (and an IDP is needed) without requiring conversion—particularly for short stays.
Do not rent a car using an invalid licence—this may lead to traffic fines (up to RM 1,000 or 3 months jail) or insurance refusals. JPJ has also conducted enforcement operations against rentals given to foreigners without a valid licence.
(thesun.my)
