Guide to Car Prices and Specs in Oman

The Maxus V80 15-Seater 2021 has a starting price of AED 92,000, while the Nissan Urvan 2021 6-Seater Manual is priced at AED 89,250, including VAT. One of 11 available trim levels, the 6-SEATER-MANUAL features amenities such as Cupholders, Fabric Seats, Map Reading Lamps, Power Outlets, High Mount Stop Lamp, Manual Headlamps, Power Windows - Front Only, Rear Window Defogger, AUX, CD Player, Keyless Entry, and Manual AC.
This Japanese Van is powered by a 2.5-litre 4 Petrol engine that produces 147 horsepower and 213 Nm of torque. In contrast, the Maxus V80 is also equipped with a 2.5-litre engine, tailored for performance and comfort.
In the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Urvan across all versions is AED 90,484. Considering an annual depreciation rate of 15%, we anticipate the 6-seater-manual to cost AED 75,863 in the used car market next year.
With a generous 65-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 12L per 100 kilometers, refilling the 6-seater-manual will approximately cost AED 117.0, based on the current fuel price of AED 1.8 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, expect 5 fill-ups, totaling AED 7,605.
The Nissan Urvan has gained popularity in the UAE for its spacious interior and reliability, making it a preferred choice for families and businesses alike. Additionally, the Urvan's advanced safety features contribute to its appeal in a market where passenger safety is paramount. With its robust build and efficient engine, the Urvan is not only economical but also designed for comfort during long drives, making it ideal for the UAE's extensive road networks. The model's reputation for durability also means that it holds its value well in the competitive used car market.

While the Maxus V80 15-Seater 2021 has a starting price of AED 89,000, the Nissan Urvan 2021 3-Seater Manual (4-Door) stands at AED 79,800 including VAT. One of 11 available trim levels, the 3-SEATER-MANUAL-4-DOOR is equipped with features such as Fabric Seats, Map Reading Lamps, Power Outlets, Power Steering, High Mount Stop Lamp, Manual Headlamps, Rear Window Defogger, Rear Wiper, AUX, CD Player, Manual AC, and a number of speakers.
This Japanese Van is powered by a 2.5-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine that generates 147 horsepower and 213 Nm of torque. On the other hand, the Maxus V80 comes with a comparable 2.5-litre engine.
For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Urvan across all versions is AED 90,168. Considering an annual depreciation of 15%, we expect the 3-SEATER-MANUAL-4-DOOR to cost AED 67,830 on the used car market by next year.
With a 65-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 12L for every 100 kilometers, filling the 3-SEATER-MANUAL-4-DOOR will cost approximately AED 141.7, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. With an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will be doing 5 fill-ups, costing you a total of AED 9,211.
The Nissan Urvan is known for its reliability and spacious interior, making it ideal for families and businesses alike. Its advanced safety features ensure peace of mind during every journey. Additionally, the Urvan’s fuel efficiency is a significant advantage for cost-conscious consumers in the UAE. With its versatile design, it caters to both passenger and cargo needs, enhancing its appeal in the competitive van market.

While the Maxus V80 15-Seater 2021 has a starting price of AED 89,000, the Nissan Urvan 2021 6-Seater Manual (5-Door) stands at AED 86,625 including VAT. One of 11 available trim levels, the 6-SEATER-MANUAL-5-DOOR is equipped with features such as Fabric Seats, Map Reading Lamps, Power Outlets, Power Steering, High Mount Stop Lamp, Manual Headlamps, Rear Window Defogger, Rear Wiper, AUX, CD Player, Manual AC, and a number of speakers.
This Japanese Van is powered by a 2.5-litre 4 Petrol engine that generates 147 horsepower and 213 Nm of torque. The Maxus V80, in contrast, features a robust 2.5-litre engine, making it a strong competitor in the market.
For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Urvan, including all versions, is AED 90,168. Factoring in an annual depreciation of 15%, we expect the 6-seater-manual-5-door to cost AED 73,632 on the used car market by next year.
With a 65-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 12L per 100 kilometers, filling up the 6-seater-manual-5-door will cost approximately AED 141.7, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. With an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will need to refill about 5 times, totaling AED 9,211 for fuel expenses.
The Nissan Urvan is particularly favored for its spacious interior and practicality, making it an ideal choice for families and businesses alike. Additionally, the 6-Seater trim is popular among those looking for a balance of comfort and efficiency in urban driving conditions. Its reliability and lower maintenance costs add to its appeal, making it a smart investment for buyers in the UAE market.

While the Maxus V80 15-Seater 2021 has a starting price of AED 89,000, the Nissan Urvan 2021 3-Seater Automatic (4-Door) stands at AED 82,950 including VAT. One of 11 available trim levels, the 3-SEATER-AUTOMATIC-4-DOOR is equipped with features such as Fabric Seats, Map Reading Lamps, Power Steering, Rear AC Vents, High Mount Stop Lamp, Manual Headlamps, Rear Window Defogger, Rear Wiper, AUX, CD Player, Manual AC, and Odometer.

This Japanese Van is powered by a 2.5-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine, generating 147 horsepower and 213 Nm of torque. The Maxus V80, in comparison, also features a robust 2.5-litre engine.

For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Urvan across all versions is AED 90,168. Considering an annual depreciation of 15%, we anticipate the 3-seater-automatic-4-door to cost AED 70,508 on the used car market by next year.

With a 65-litre fuel tank and an average fuel consumption of 12 liters per 100 kilometers, filling up the 3-seater-automatic-4-door will cost approximately AED 141.7, based on the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. For an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, expect around 5 fill-ups, totaling AED 9,211.

The Nissan Urvan is known for its reliability and spacious interior, making it a popular choice for families and businesses alike in the UAE. Its well-designed layout provides comfort for passengers, while the powerful engine ensures smooth driving on highways. Moreover, the Urvan's strong resale value is notable, reflecting its demand in the used car market. With its practical features and competitive pricing, the Urvan remains a top contender among commercial vans in the region.

While the Maxus V80 15-Seater 2021 has a starting price of AED 89,000, the Nissan Urvan 2021 6-Seater Automatic (5-Door) stands at AED 91,875 including VAT. One of 11 available trim levels, the 6-SEATER-AUTOMATIC-5-DOOR is equipped with features such as Fabric Seats, Map Reading Lamps, Power Steering, Rear AC Vents, High Mount Stop Lamp, Manual Headlamps, Rear Window Defogger, Rear Wiper, AUX, CD Player, Manual AC, and Odometer.
This Japanese Van comes with a 2.5-litre 4 Petrol engine that generates 147 horsepower and 213 Nm of torque. The Maxus V80, on the other hand, features a robust 2.5-litre engine as well, catering to those seeking performance and comfort.
For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Urvan, including all versions, is AED 90,168. Factoring in annual depreciation of 15%, we expect the 6-seater-automatic-5-door to cost AED 78,094 on the used car market by next year.
With a 65-litre fuel tank and an average consumption of 12L for every 100 kilometers, filling the 6-seater-automatic-5-door up is likely to set you back AED 141.7, considering the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. With an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will be doing 5 fill-ups, costing you a total of AED 9,211.
The Nissan Urvan is well-regarded for its reliability and spacious interior, making it an excellent choice for families and commercial use alike. Additionally, its low maintenance costs contribute to its popularity in the UAE market. Owners appreciate the model's durability, which is essential for both personal and business transportation needs. Furthermore, the Urvan’s resale value remains strong, reflecting its desirability among used car buyers in the region.

While the Maxus V80 15-Seater 2021 has a starting price of AED 89,000, the Nissan Urvan 2021 MICROBUS 4 DOORS, 13 SEATER M/T, HIGH ROOF stands at AED 104,475 including VAT. One of 11 available trim levels, the MICROBUS-4-DOORS-13-SEATER-M-T-HIGH-ROOF is equipped with features such as Airbags, Auto Door Lock, BA (Brake Assist), Cupholders, Fabric Seats, Map Reading Lamps, Power Outlets, High Mount Stop Lamp, Manual Headlamps, Power Windows - Front Only, Rear Window Defogger, AUX, CD Player, Drive Computer, and Keyless Entry.

This Japanese Van is powered by a 2.5-litre 4-cylinder petrol engine that generates 147 horsepower and 213 Nm of torque, making it a reliable choice for families and commercial use alike. On the other hand, the Maxus V80 comes with a comparable 2.5-litre engine.

For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Urvan across all versions is AED 90,168. Factoring in an annual depreciation of 15%, we expect the MICROBUS-4-DOORS-13-SEATER-M-T-HIGH-ROOF to cost AED 88,804 on the used car market by next year.

With a 65-litre fuel tank and an average fuel consumption of 0 liters per 100 kilometers, filling up the MICROBUS-4-DOORS-13-SEATER-M-T-HIGH-ROOF is likely to cost AED 141.7, considering the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. With an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you can expect to spend approximately AED 9,211 on fuel.

The Nissan Urvan is particularly popular among businesses and families for its spacious interior and comfort. Its robust build and reliability make it an ideal choice for both urban and off-road driving conditions in the UAE. Additionally, the Urvan's safety features and advanced technology provide peace of mind for all passengers. With ongoing promotions and financing options available, now is a great time to consider the Nissan Urvan for your transportation needs.

While the Maxus V80 15-Seater 2021 has a starting price of AED 89,000, the Nissan Urvan 2021 MICROBUS 4 DOORS, 13 SEATER A/T, HIGH ROOF stands at AED 107,625 including VAT. One of 11 available trim levels, the MICROBUS-4-DOORS-13-SEATER-A-T-HIGH-ROOF is available with features such as Airbags, Auto Door Lock, BA (Brake Assist), Cupholders, Fabric Seats, Map Reading Lamps, Power Outlets, High Mount Stop Lamp, Manual Headlamps, Power Windows - Front Only, Rear Window Defogger, AUX, CD Player, Drive Computer, and Keyless Entry.

This Japanese Van comes with a 2.5-litre 4 Petrol engine that generates 147 horsepower and 213 Nm of torque. The Maxus V80, in comparison, is designed for comfort and functionality, making it a popular choice for families and businesses alike.

For the United Arab Emirates, the average price of the Urvan, including all versions, is AED 90,168. Factoring in annual depreciation of 15%, we expect the MICROBUS-4-DOORS-13-SEATER-A-T-HIGH-ROOF to cost AED 91,482 on the used car market by next year.

With a 65-litre fuel tank and an average fuel consumption, filling up the MICROBUS-4-DOORS-13-SEATER-A-T-HIGH-ROOF will likely set you back AED 141.7, considering the current fuel price of AED 2.18 per liter for unleaded gasoline 95. With an average commute of 25,000 kilometers per year, you will be doing approximately 12 fill-ups, costing you a total of AED 9,211.

The Nissan Urvan is well-regarded for its reliability and spacious interior, making it an excellent option for group travel in the UAE. Its robust design and advanced safety features contribute to its popularity among families and commercial users. Additionally, the Urvan offers versatile seating configurations, catering to various passenger and cargo needs. Whether for personal use or business, the Nissan Urvan remains a practical choice in the competitive microbus segment.