2011 Nissan Ellure Concept

2011 Nissan Ellure Concept Front Angle View

2011 Nissan Ellure Concept Front Side View

2011 Nissan Ellure Concept Rear Side view

2011 Nissan Ellure Concept Side View

As an industry innovator in the old sedan design, especially the original Datsun 510 and many generations of Nissan Maxima, Nissan Altimas and Sentras has always had an affinity for both the shape and the buyers. More surprising, it should not be that in an environment where the traditional sedan buyers to crossover coupe and SUV alternatives migrate along engagingly seductive Ellure Nissan Concept, which will debut at the 2010 Los Angeles Auto Show.

“Although it is not intended as an example of an upcoming production model Ellure Nissan confirmed plans for a major player in the sedan segment in the coming years,” said Shiro Nakamura, Senior Vice President and Chief Creative Officer of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. (NML ), responsible for the overall design effort. “As an expression of our long-term vision for the next generation of large sedans Nissan, allows Ellure introduce us to a new sedan concept – one that pays homage to the incomparable limousine day functionality, but has an emotional, almost hidden atmosphere comes alive after dark darkness. It is an ideal complement to the needs of the proposed owners, women in their 30s and 40s with a sense of elegance and rebellion. ”

The outside Ellure expresses the warmth of a sculpture, but is determined by the firm action of the forms – and the control of light and dark in a way that sophisticated yet rebellious is. The designers tried to switch to express the balance between rational and emotional values that both intelligent, sustainable design qualities and a sense of passion and joy. The proportions of the new Ellure respect the basic layout and dimensions of a conventional midsize sedan with a next-generation compact hybrid drive. This makes the wheels, pushed to the corners, resulting in a stable attitude and enough interior space and a highly functional master – despite its sleek aerodynamic shape.

Along with the display of the future Nissan sedan design language, presents a new conceptual Ellure preview of how the future Nissan sedans, the conflicting desires for the balance of fun-to-performance can, large passenger and luggage useful and sustainable mobility.

Ellure the drive train is designed as a supercharged 2.5-liter inline four cylinder with intelligent Dual Clutch Control (engine / clutch design with two lithium-ion battery) and 25 kW electric motor coupled with a CVT ™ Xtronic and front drive. It would also be an independent suspension, regenerative braking and advanced drive-by-wire electric / hydraulic steering ensure that the driving experience is as dynamic and rewarding as Ellure’s physical properties.

Ellure also carries a “Pure Drive” badge, indicating that he be part of the range of Nissan Motor CO2/low low fuel or hybrid vehicles.

PURE Drive vehicles use the latest technologies Nissan to supply its customers with an optimal balance of top-level fuel economy and value. Nissan wants to cut the right solution to the realities and needs of the customer.