Nissan has revealed the new Sway concept at the Geneva Motor Show, which it says is “is a glimpse at how a future generation of compact Nissan models might look if the company’s striking new design language was applied to a European hatchback.”
Nissan has revealed the new Sway concept at the Geneva Motor Show, which it says is “is a glimpse at how a future generation of compact Nissan models might look if the company’s striking new design language was applied to a European hatchback.”
The Sway concept adopts the same design language that we’ve now seen applied to the new Murano and Maxima. It includes four highly distinctive elements – the V-motion grille, floating roof, boomerang lamps and kicked-up C-pillar. Nissan hopes to add a higher amount of style to the compact hatchback segment, which is traditionally more conservative.
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“With this new concept car for Geneva, we are experimenting to see how Nissan might be able to bring fresh ideas to the compact hatchback segment,” said Shiro Nakamura, Senior Vice President, Design and Chief Creative Officer, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.
Source: Nissan
