The Sunny name has been used for a wide variety of vehicles. The one we have here is the Nissan Sunny N17, also called Almera, Latio, Versa, V-Drive, and Renault Scala.
The Chinese version of the Nissan Sunny N17 was produced from 2011 until 2016 by the Dongfeng-Nissan joint venture. So when I saw the Sunny it was brand new, hence the lack of license plates.
Chinese name was Yángguāng (阳光), or Sunlight. The only engine available was a 1.5 liter gasoline unit with 112 hp and 139 Nm. Transmission was a 5-speed manual or a CVT. Price in 2011 started at 82.800 yuan.
The Nissan Sunny was quite popular for a while and I always liked how it looked; way more streamlined and thus modern than the competition. Too bad about those tiny wheels! Anyway. Even today there are a lot of these Nissan Sunny’s around on the road.