The 2019 Nissan Serena (C27) is widely regarded as one of the most thoughtful "all-rounder" MPVs on the market. It doesn't just excel in one area; it blends high-tech safety, clever engineering, and lounge-like comfort into a single package.

​The interior is designed to be more of a social space than just a car cabin. Inspired by NASA technology, these seats are engineered to reduce fatigue by providing continuous support from the hips to the chest perfect for the heated during long winter drives. The Serena has some of the largest windows in its class, providing the driver with "bus-like" visibility and making the cabin feel incredibly airy for passengers. With over 10 possible configurations, you can slide the second-row seats sideways to create a walk-through path or push them back for limousine-level legroom.

​Nissan solved common minivan "pain points" with features that feel like a luxury once you use them: ​Dual back door, You can open just the upper half of the rear door. This is a lifesaver in tight parking spots or when you just need to drop a grocery bag in without the full power boot swinging out. If your hands are full, a simple "kick" motion under the side sills opens the sliding doors automatically. There is almost one for every passenger, ensuring everyone's devices stay charged on the go.

​Your 2000cc model uses the S-Hybrid system, which focuses on "micro-efficiency." Instead of a heavy electric motor, it uses a high-performance starter/generator. It makes your idle stop system nearly silent and provides a small "torque assist" boost when you pull away from a stoplight, saving fuel where traditional engines struggle most. The Xtronic transmission removes the "jerkiness" of gear shifts, making the ride feel like it's gliding crucial for keeping sleeping toddlers or elderly passengers comfortable.

​The collision control and traction control you noted are part of a larger "Safety Shield". The car is constantly scanning two vehicles ahead to predict potential collisions, and the parking sensors integrated into the braking system help prevent low-speed "garage bumps."

​Unlike the boxy minivans of the past, the 2019 facelift introduced:A bold, chrome-heavy front end that gives the car a premium, executive look. Blacked-out pillars make the roof appear to hover, giving it a sleeker, less "utilitarian" silhouette.

The 2019 Serena is a "stress-reduction" machine. Whether it's the ease of the power boot, the safety of the collision control, or the comfort of the heated seats, every feature is aimed at making a busy day feel a little bit easier.