2017 is already looking to be a fantastic year for car companies and consumers, with a slew of new models and changes being revealed. So much has already happened, from the Consumer Electronics Show to the latest North American International Auto Show, and manufacturers like Nissan have already shown off some interesting prototypes. Nissan’s latest creation is a new concept car that is focused more on visual appearance rather than a high powered engine. Come take a closer look at the V-motion 2.0 model that looks to shake up the sedan class.
Over that last couple of design cycles, Nissan has been putting more emphasis on #personalization and visual beauty. One of the biggest reasons for this is the approach of autonomous cars, which when used will lessen the importance of the driving experience. That’s not to say Nissan models aren’t fun to drive; each car has an engine that is perfectly tuned to maximize performance while still maintaining a high fuel efficiency. The look of a car will always be important, no matter who is driving the car, and this V-motion 2.0 design is certainly eye catching.
This feature is an improvement on the already established V-motion grille, which can be found on most Nissan models today. This update will stretch the “V” grille further along the front of the car, creating sharp edges and powerful lines, which Nissan describes as, “emotional geometry.” The larger grille also has the added bonus of providing more airflow to the engine, which can naturally cool it down. New lights and glowing LEDs have also been added to indicate when the car is in autonomous mode.
At Coast Nissan, we’re excited about the new technology on the horizon. Coast Nissan is the number one San Luis Obispo car dealer for buying a new or pre-owned Nissan model thanks to our personalized customer car. We will do everything we can to make sure your new car or Nissan service is just how you like it, so check us out online at www.coastnissan.com.
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Since the invention of the television, ads have been a big part of spreading the word about a new product or service. Ads and commercials have come a long way since then, and most now feature a captivating narrator and some interesting graphics or special effects. Car commercials are one of the most common types you will see, and they help show all the new features or tech on the latest models. Currently, the Nissan Rogue has partnered with Star Wars to create the most viewed commercial so far, which also illustrates the vehicle’s amazing safety features.
When looking forward to 2017, it is helpful to look at how sales trends have changed over the past year. One of car companies that has put the auto industry back on track to growth is Nissan, who experienced an 8.3% increase in sales. While many other competitors struggled to even post a positive return, Nissan led the charge with its wide selection of sedans, crossover SUVs and pickups. All Nissan models are crafted with care, and come with all the latest features in a stylish design.
You can find a great luxury car in every class, from pickup to SUV to sedan. Nissan has numerous luxury cars available for purchase, but the most popular models are the #NissanMaxima and the Nissan Titan XD. The refined interiors create a better experience while driving, with an engine that is fun to use. 2017 is bringing some exciting new features to these two cars at an affordable price point.
The Consumer Electronic Show is an annual event that takes places in the early part of the year; for 2017 this happened to be in the first week of January. This wonderful event gives companies an opportunity to show off some of the coolest and most fun gadgets that will find their ways to shelves during the year. Some car companies, also made the trek to the Las Vegas stage, including Nissan, who revealed the latest plans for redesigning their electric car, the Nissan Leaf.
For Nissan’s upcoming autonomous cars, they are using NASA’s Seamless Autonomous Mobility (SAM) program that has been used on several successful robots. Self-driving cars handle expected several expected situations well, but can falter when it comes to unusual or unpredictable scenarios. The SAM system is great at analyzing the images and sensor data to engineer an effective and safe response to these situations. It can even contact a “mobility manager” who is able to find the right route or response in the event of something truly strange.
