Nissan Motors has something in mind. The Yokohama-based automaker is looking at the prospect of bringing out a new look sedan. Although the model is yet to surface on the platform, the organization is ready to showcase the details of its upcoming product.
The new Nissan V-Motion 2.0 sedan is anticipated to present a different view from the customary compartment-laden unit. To make the concept more attractive, the Japanese auto manufacturer is putting on the Silver Copper shade to work on. Usually, exterior styles for accent types lean on carbon fiber, bright chrome, matte chrome, machined aluminum, copper and even glossy smoked finish colors.
Upfront, Nissan has presented a couple of noteworthy features. The car's grille introduces a V-structure where the company logo is attached in the middle. The chrome frame is utilized to institute a prominent three-dimensional sequence.
What keeps the Nissan V-Motion 2.0 unit more enticing is the presence of its slender and narrow boomerang lights. LED technology has been integrated into the lighting system. According to designer Ken Lee, the grille's extension into the hood portrays the total build of the sedan.
The style of the frame that has been incorporated into the Nissan V-Motion 2.0 car is in direct contrast to its Nissan Maxima sibling. Instead of the polished and curvy sides, the forthcoming sedan will unravel a straight feature along its body with the lower notch portion being covered with lighter color to show off more contrast.
Copper is the main theme of the V-Motion. Its 21-inch alloy wheels are shaded with such. The color intends to wrap the carbon fiber aerodynamic components of the sedan. Matching the external design is the cabin's gray-colored leather.
Taking cue from the compelling roof structure of the Maxima and the Murano vehicles, the Nissan V-Motion 2.0 unit is equipped with a floating top cover that ditches the A-pillar, roof rails and the C-pillar. The installation approach consists of a one-piece element that starts at the windshield part and goes to the rear window portion.
Design is the protruding characteristic of the Nissan V-Motion. Although the car's components seem to be irrelevant at times, the style is what keeps more distinctive than the rest. With this unit, Nissan has replaced the boring outlook of most sedans.
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