Evalia looks more like a typical van with its sliding doors and boxy design.

Evalia offers a lot of space – where it certainly scores over its competition.

This is partly due to the Evalia’s weight which being less, automatically contributes to fuel efficiency.

The sliding rear doors and a dashboard mounted gear lever further add convenience to this already practical cabin.

At the front, the vehicle gets a new chrome front grille, a redesigned front bumper which manages to look sportier than the one found in the existing Evalia and fog lamps with chrome surrounds.

Flexible seating and versatile storage solutions let the Evalia step in to effortlessly carry passengers and stow all the gear for daily routines and carefree getaways.

MP3 audio system with front and rear speakers and some more.

Inside, the practical cabin features loads of space and flexible seating configuration. There’s ample amount of space for seven adults and the cargo area is pretty big too.

The Evalia is powered by a 1.5-litre K9K diesel engine. This 4-cylinder turbocharged unit from Renault Nissan’s engine family is offered in a variety of other cars.

The Evalia offers captain seats for the middle row, optional roof-mounted air conditioning system, tilt adjustable steering wheel, rear- view camera with display, intelligent key.

This new top-spec variant retains Evalia’s highlighting features like the roof-mounted AC vents in both second and third row, 2-din audio system with USB connectivity, rear wiper, rear defogger and anti-glare internal rear view mirror.

Producing 85bhp of power and 200Nm of torque, the engine is paired with a 5-speed manual gearbox which helps the MPV deliver a class-leading fuel efficiency figure of 19.3kmpl.