This compact MPV remains quite subjective on the practicality front. On one end, you might like the availability of a third row which is ideal only for children usage. The exterior also are decent to look at plus you get the reliability of a Nissan engine planted under its hood. On the downside, there are a lot of things that do not work for this compact MPV. Like, with all the three row seats up, what you get is 48 litres of boot space which is ideal enough to store a packet of bread, butter and may be a handful of vegetables if there is space left! So to increase space, you will eventually have to compromise on the third row which when folded flat extends to a healthy 347 litres of space. Another major factor that might not work in its way is the not so famous Nissan’s after-sales service network in the country. Well, if all of that doesn’t really bother you, there are plenty of other positives to look at. Its potent engine remains its strong point along with a clever use of space on the inside. Provision of cubby holes, door pockets along with features such as a flat bench on first row and even a smart tachometer offers multiple information such as rpm display, low fuel warning, instant fuel mileage, distance to empty, gear shift guide and much more.