Crossovers «Nissan»
Crossovers under the Nissan brand cover almost all "market niches" - from compact and budget models to very large SUVs, in many ways claiming the title of "premium" ... And in general - they always follow "modern trends", both in terms of design and And in terms of technology...
The first crossover (in the full sense of the word - with a monocoque body, independent suspensions and convertible all-wheel drive) appeared in the Nissan lineup in 2000, and then, rather quickly, other models of the SUV segment joined it.
This Japanese corporation was founded in December 1933 by the merger of Tobata Casting and Nihon Sangyo. The name "Nissan" was formed by combining the first letters of the words "Nihon" and "Sangyo", which translates as "Japanese industry". Over its history, the Japanese manufacturer has produced a total of more than 100 million vehicles. It is one of the largest car manufacturers in the world: it ranks 8th in the world and 3rd among its compatriots (2010 data). Nissan's current slogan is "Innovation that excites". Nissan's first own car was the Type 70, which appeared in 1937. Only in 1958 did this Japanese automaker begin to officially export passenger cars to the United States, and in 1962 to Europe. The company's production facilities are located in twenty countries of the world, including Russia.
'Fifth' Nissan Pathfinder
The debut of the fifth-generation full-size SUV in the United States took place on February 4, 2021. This is a brutal outside car with a modern interior for seven or eight seats, which is driven by a V6 gasoline “climate”.
Nissan Ariya electric crossover coupe
This electric SUV was presented on July 15, 2020 in Yokohama, but the presentation was virtual for the general public. "It 'impresses' with its striking design and minimalist interior, and is offered in five front- and all-wheel drive versions."
Sequel: Nissan Juke II
The second-generation subcompact SUV officially debuted on September 3, 2019 in five European cities simultaneously. It is distinguished by its original design, modern technical component and extensive equipment.
Nissan Qashqai 2nd generation
This compact SUV debuted in the fall of 2013 and has been updated several times since then. The car has a beautiful design, an elegant interior and an extensive list of equipment, and both gasoline and diesel engines are installed under the hood.
Third generation Nissan X-Trail.
The third incarnation of the car got rid of its "faceted shape" and acquired a bright (sporty) design "in a new corporate style." - will appeal to the modern consumer .... Powerful engines, state-of-the-art technology and an extensive list of equipment allow it to compete effectively for customers.
Urban "bug": Nissan Juke
The subcompact Parkett was introduced in March 2010 - at the Geneva Motor Show ... .. and has since been updated several times. The car attracts attention with its unusual appearance, which is combined with a stylish interior and modern "stuffing".
Preview Nissan New Terrano.
Which came to the Russian Federation in 2014, conditionally "3rd generation" - this is no longer the "huge and really off-road Pathfinder" (which was sold over the past few generations under this "name" in some markets), now it is a budget SUV, built on the same platform as the Duster, but a little "richer" than it ....
'Cosmo-SUV' Nissan Murano III
The third generation of this crossover has acquired the features of the "cosmo" concept from Nissan in recent years. Of course, the car has become even more technically advanced and much richer in terms of equipping with a variety of electronics and "assistants".
