Yes, you know what they are! The Stile is the NV200 or Evalia with a new face while the Partner is the Nissan Atlas badges as Ashok Leyland. The Stile will take up various assignments in the ...

Recently, the Hinduja Group flagship Ashok Leyland launched the Stile, a multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) based on a contemporary vehicle platform. The Stile is actually a rehashed Nissan Evalia.

The joint venture company is called Ashok Leyland Nissan Vehicles, in which Leyland holds 51 per cent. The venture had developed the STILE, as also the Evalia. “We have stopped production (of ...

Well, let’s wait and see. Stile takes its design cues from Evalia, a class leading MPV from Nissan. The reason- This MPV is developed as a part of joint venture between Ashok Leyland and ...

“The Stile and Evalia platform was a mistake," said Dasari. Ashok Leyland Stile and Nissan Evalia were the two products that came out of the joint venture. In 2008, Nissan Motor and Ashok ...

Stile, a look-alike of Japanese carmaker Nissan's `Evalia', also is produced by Ashok Leyland-Nissan joint venture. The MPV incorporates some cosmetic changes such as a new grille, headlamps ...

The Stile also comes with a sliding window for the second row of seats – a feature that is not present on even the Nissan Evalia but is expected to be available soon. What the Ashok Leyland ...

The MPV Stile is the rebad Ashok Leyland rolls out their first batch ... which also does its duty to the Nissan Evalia, however, the engine has been tuned to return better fuel economy.

Ashok Leyland has revealed ... which is called the Evalia. Whereas Nissan’s version will be more luxurious and passenger oriented, the Stile will be targeted at the utility end of the market.

Unveiled twice, the first time at the 2012 Auto Expo and again in July this year, the Ashok Leyland Stile is the badge-engineered version of the Nissan Evalia. The Stile was unveiled again this ...

After almost eight years of marriage, the grand partnership between Ashok Leyland, the flagship company ... introduced two utility vehicles - Stile and Evalia - failed to meet the expectations.

Ashok Leyland launched the Stile minivan in 2013. The Stile was a badge-reengineered version of the Nissan Evalia. However, due to poor demand, the Stile was discontinued in 2015.The Ashok Leyland ...