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Nissan concept at L.A. Auto Show hints at future crossover

Concept vehicles at auto shows are a funny business. Some are far-off interpretations of current vehicles, which may never see actual production. Others are merely thinly-disguised previews of something an automaker has up its sleeve in the next year.

Nissan's Hi-Cross Concept falls distinctly into the latter category. The vehicle, which will be a part of Nissan's display at the upcoming Los Angeles Auto Show, wears typical concept window dressing like a space-age interior and exotic headlight and taillight treatments. Yet the fundamentals of this concept's shape, size, and design all hint at a forthcoming version of Nissan's Rogue crossover SUV.

Nissan has had a busy 2012, launching all-new versions of its seven-passenger Pathfinder SUV, the Altima midsize sedan and the compact Sentra. That trend will continue in 2013, with a new Rogue being the next new vehicle to hit Nissan showrooms. The vehicle is rumored to go on sale in early summer 2013, and a production version will probably break cover at the 2013 New York Auto Show in late March.

Though the production version will have real headlights, the basic proportions of this concept's grille, front bumper and headlight shape are similar to other Nissan products like the Murano and Pathfinder. Given the ubiquity of the continuously variable transmission (CVT) throughout Nissan's lineup, this vehicle will very likely have one. Power will no doubt come from a four cylinder engine in the base Rogue.

 

Courtesy of Los Angeles Times

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Nissan Plans For New Hybrid, Plug-In Cars: One Per Year

Nissan might be investing heavily in its electric car program, but the automaker hasn't forgotten hybrid vehicles completely.

In fact, the company is set to launch one hybrid or plug-in car per year for the next few years, allowing it to compete in a market where hybrid vehicles are gaining increasing market share.

Joining existing vehicles like the 2012 Infiniti M35h, Nissan is developing a range of hybrids and is set to implement mild hybrid technology across its range.

We recently drove a prototype of the luxury hybrid crossover  in Japan. It pairs a supercharged 2.5-liter four-cylinder with a single-motor hybrid system, boosting torque and allowing the car to drive on electric power alone under light loads.

Following the Infiniti JX, Automotive News suggests a plug-in hybrid will follow in 2015 (though Nissan is revealing no details as yet), and the company aims to release at least one hybrid a year over the next several years.

The increase in hybrids and plug-in hybrids at Nissan is thought to be a symptom of slow full-electric vehicle sales.

Even so, Nissan still believes that some form of electric propulsion is the future.

"All vehicles need some form of electrification," said Mitsuhiko Yamashita, Nissan's executive vice president for global R&D, "Motor assistance really is key. Otherwise they can't meet fuel economy requirements beyond 2015."

Meanwhile, 'micro hybrid' technologies like stop-start and brake energy regeneration are expected to permeate throughout Nissan's range, improving the fuel efficiency of even regular models.

Called S-Hybrid--S for 'smart' or 'simple'--Nissan says the technology can boost economy by around 10 percent, for a cost of around $1,910 or less.

 

Courtesy of Green Car Reports

2014 Nissan GT-R to be more fashionable

A couple of days ago, Nissan released the 2013 version of the GT-R with a few mild updates to make the car more refined. More substantial changes are saved for the 2014 model, as revealed by GT-R chief engineer Kazutoshi Mizuno in an official statement.

The new changes will have nothing to do with performance. The GT-R has no direct rival in terms of performance, so why would Nissan try and beat themselves? Instead, they are going to expand the car’s customer base and attract new buyers.

To that end the next GT-R will be more “fashionable” and better looking than the current car. GT-R buyers are predominantly those who want performance at a budget.  While that is excellent from a petrolhead’s point of view, the car's image could improve. That is why Nissan is seeking new customers to develop a new persona for the GT-R. The new fashionista GT-R will have a fancy interior and probably new vibrant colors. They have already come up with an “Amber Red” special edition GT-R in Japan.

 To learn more about the direction Nissan GT-R is heading, pay attention to Mr. Mizuno in the video below:

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