Datsun GO+

Summary

The largest car in the Datsun range, the Go Plus, got a major update in 2019. The changes that were long overdue saw the car get a major uplift among the competition. Datsun has gone in for a really comprehensive overhaul with changes inside, outside as well as under the skin of the car.

Exterior

The GO Plus mini-estate can be had across five trim levels and since the launch in 2019 gets two new body colours – Amber Orange and Sunstone Brown.  In terms of the exterior design, there are subtle changes in the form of a redesigned bumper that includes vertical LED daytime running strips integrated into the blacked-out insert. The grille has also been tweaked and the overall appearance makes the car a lot more appealing than before. The rear bumper also gets subtle changes to keep things fresh. Additionally, both cars will be offered with 14-inch alloy wheels for the first time.

Interior

 If the exterior changes were subtle, then the interior changes are quite comprehensive and have given the car a major overhaul. The highlight of the updated list is a centre console with a seven-inch Blaupunkt touchscreen infotainment system that is compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Also in the updated track is a dashboard with a new instrument cluster, full glove box, and a conventional handbrake lever between the seats.  In terms of features, you now get power windows, electric mirror adjustment, rear parking sensors, dual front airbags, and rear window wipers as standard.

Engine

The only engine on offer is a 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol motor that produces 67bhp/104Nm and is mated to the five-speed manual transmission or depending on the variant you can also get the engine with a CVT gearbox.