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Cars from Nissan at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show

01 Mar 2013|3,415 views

Nissan is showcasing a new generation of innovative European designed, engineered and built models that will redefine standards in their sectors.

Built in Europe and engineered to suit Europe's roads, the Note brings the distinctive lines of the acclaimed Invitation concept car to the showroom

Leading the European charge are two models that perfectly embody Nissan's approach to bringing new technology to the market. The new Note is set to shift into the B-segment with its combination of sharp design, low CO2 emissions and innovative first-in-sector technologies like Nissan's advanced Around View Monitor and a comprehensive network of safety systems that combine to form the Nissan Safety Shield.

The new Note isn't the only European-built model making its debut at Geneva. The new LEAF, of which over 50,000 of its predecessor have been produced to date, delivers improved real-world range autonomy and sports numerous detail improvements to make life with the world's best-selling electric car even easier.

Nissan also celebrates its rich motorsport heritage at Geneva with the official European launch of the Nismo road car range. Spearheaded by the Juke Nismo and 370Z Nismo, the performance arm adds a new dimension to Nissan's product line-up, offering buyers accessible performance, premium design and advanced technology borne on the track. At the same time, Nissan has also confirmed they will be creating the ultimate GT-R, the GT-R Nismo.

The 2013 Geneva Motor Show marks the start of another exciting chapter in Nissan's history.

Nissan is revealing a bold vision of what the future holds for the next generation of Nissan crossovers. Inspired by a theme of VIP space travel, the Resonance concept presents new ideas and advanced cabin technologies in a striking and bold package.

Leading the European charge are two models that perfectly embody Nissan's approach to bringing new technology to the market. The new Note is set to shift into the B-segment with its combination of sharp design, low CO2 emissions and innovative first-in-sector technologies like Nissan's advanced Around View Monitor and a comprehensive network of safety systems that combine to form the Nissan Safety Shield.

The new Note isn't the only European-built model making its debut at Geneva. The new LEAF, of which over 50,000 of its predecessor have been produced to date, delivers improved real-world range autonomy and sports numerous detail improvements to make life with the world's best-selling electric car even easier.

Nissan also celebrates its rich motorsport heritage at Geneva with the official European launch of the Nismo road car range. Spearheaded by the Juke Nismo and 370Z Nismo, the performance arm adds a new dimension to Nissan's product line-up, offering buyers accessible performance, premium design and advanced technology borne on the track. At the same time, Nissan has also confirmed they will be creating the ultimate GT-R, the GT-R Nismo.