Nissan Japan Models 2014

 Nissan Japan Models 2014

Nissan Japan Models 2014

Nissan Japan Models 2014 - One of the typical Nissan X-Trail is actually remembered by the lovers there exists the impression through the boxy design. On the other hand, for a completely new generation, an impression that is not there anymore. X-Trail today appear more classy. Hmm, what's with Nissan?

When you understand the look of the particular All-New Nissan X-Trail for once, people probably won't think that it is really the X-Trail. It truly is nothing, the design has changed a great deal.

Nissan Japan Models 2014 - Characteristic of the brand new X-Trail design that has many angles and a picture of the package, is now no more exists. The line is actually more flexible in addition to dynamic design like most SUVs (Sport Energy Vehicle) other downtown.

However, Product Planning Department Manager of Product Strategy Nissan Engine Co.. Ltd.. Kimihiro Kusayanagi has its own reasons for it. He admitted many boxy design loved by some countries, as well as Indonesia. But many countries those who would like to feel a change inside design of the favorite models.

Moreover, this pressure comes from consumers in many markets all over the world including the largest consumer inside X-Trail as China and taiwan, Europe and north america.

Nissan Japan Models 2014 - "X-Trail has also been marketed in 190 places. So we must be able to accommodate the needs and needs of many countries. Consumers in addition to businesses we speak. Lot of consumers who would like to change the design in the X-Trail and our own taste, here's the response, " Kimihiro easy.

Moreover, in addition to presenting the style of a more updated, this car is also offering a better amount of efficiency compared to be able to previous generations. He explained how the 2. 0-liter version in the engine fuel intake could reach sixteen. 4 km or liter.

"There is also plenty of technology and advanced features that any of us apply in this particular model, " this individual said as reported detikOto reporter Syubhan Akib via Fukuoka, Japan.