Nissan
Sport Concept Debuts as Parts train Prepares Its
Performance Parts
Released on
= May 18, 2005, 10:20 am
Press Release
Author = Jenny McLane
Industry = Automotive
Press Release
Summary = Sport Concept is a three-door hatchback with a four-seat
interior. The body construction of the Nissan Sport Concept utilizes
both metal and carbon-fiber composite components. The Sport Concept’s
headlights and rear combination lights utilize small lamps with
multi-layered reflectors. “No one company is doing design
like Nissan today,” said Shiro Nakamura senior vice
president, design, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., and president, Nissan
Design America. “Nissan’s bold and thoughtful designs
and unique processes were integral to Nissan’s revival and
remain vital to its continued success. This cross-global design
expansion is proof of Nissan’s commitment to design.”
Press Release
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"The story behind the development of the Sport Concept, AZEAL
and Actic is that Nissan is thinking big about the small car segment,"
said Jack Collins, vice president, product planning, Nissan North
America, Inc. "With these three design explorations, we're
focusing on how we can bring Nissan's heritage of innovation,
sportiness and driving pleasure to a category of vehicles that traditionally
lack design excitement and strong visual appeal." "The
Nissan Sport Concept may be small
dimensionally but it is large in its dynamic energy - aggressive,
highly functional and definitely street-wise," added Collins.
Sport Concept is a three-door hatchback with a four-seat interior.
It offers the
look and feel of a sports tuner car, yet is conceived as an affordable,
attainable vehicle for buyers entering the new car market for the
first time. The body construction of the Nissan Sport Concept utilizes
both metal and carbon-fiber composite components. The 20-inch six-spoke
aluminum-alloy wheels feature a machined and lustrous paint-finish
surface treatment. The Sport Concept’s headlights and rear
combination lights utilize small lamps with multi-layered
reflectors. A large rear roof-mounted spoiler, while its bold surface
composition, robust fender character lines, deep front spoiler and
side sills, and large wheels and tyres, marks its athletic roofline.
The interior of the Sport Concept is designed to fit four adults
comfortably and has head restraints and integrated 4-point seat
belts. The instrument panel includes integrated tachometer and gauges
and a distinctive centre cluster. The Sport Concept
interior also offers a three-spoke steering wheel and solid-appearance
centre console with the emergency brake lever integrated into the
console lid.
"The Nissan Sport Concept is as close to performance art for
the street as you can get - modern, cool, ready to run," said
Collins. "When it comes to the next wave of small car design,
a SHIFT_ is about to be made. And Nissan is making it." “No
one company is doing design like Nissan today,” said Shiro
Nakamura senior vice president, design, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.,
and president, Nissan Design America. “Nissan’s bold
and thoughtful designs and unique processes were integral to Nissan’s
revival and remain vital to its continued success. This cross-global
design
expansion is proof of Nissan’s commitment to design.”
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Contact Details
= Los Angeles, California, USA 90025
jenny@partstrain.com
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