2012 Nissan Pathfinder Concept

2012 Nissan Pathfinder Concept

The Pathfinder Idea appears to be like much like its Infiniti JX35 platform-mate dimension-sensible, but options an edgier front end. A pair of enormous headlights angle in towards the redesigned chrome grille, whereas a personality line that begins at the fringe of the grille flows across the hood, through the doors, and ends at the nook of the taillight. Though the fenders aren't nearly as pronounced as on previous fashions, Nissan calls them muscular and "wheel-oriented." A comparatively low beltline and thin D-pillars, which lack the attribute kink of the JX, help to further differentiate the Pathfinder from the Infiniti.

2012 Nissan Pathfinder Concept Front View

Whereas it wasn't speaking hardcore horsepower figures or actual fuel financial system numbers, Nissan did introduce the Pathfinder with a few talking points in hand. For one, the new crossover is just that--a car-like family car, not a hardcore SUV like the first Pathfinder was, again in 1986. It is also now associated to a bunch of other Nissan vehicles that use the company's FF-L platform - automobiles like the Altima and Maxima sedans and the Murano crossover, to not point out the upcoming Infiniti JX crossover.

2012 Nissan Pathfinder Concept Interior

At first look, it is clear the Nissan Pathfinder Idea is a sport-changer for the Nissan brand. The trendy fourth-era Pathfinder design brings a new look and packaging that is ideal for adventurous owners who want versatility and SUV functionality without compromise. The sweeping character lines of the Nissan Pathfinder Concept give a hint of a design language that can carry through future Nissan models. The Pathfinder Idea also features progressive three-row interior flexibility and room for seven passengers.

2012 Nissan Pathfinder Concept Interior View

The brand new Pathfinder's aerodynamic physique is mixed with a refined V6 engine and subsequent-technology Repeatedly Variable Transmission (CVT) to make it one of the vital gasoline-environment friendly 7-passenger automobiles on the market. It's projected to deliver an expected 25 percent improve in combined City/Freeway fuel economy (over the previous V6-outfitted design). Along with providing an intuitive 4-wheel-drive system, the new Pathfinder will even have towing capacity aggressive with the leaders within the segment.

2012 Nissan Pathfinder Concept Rear View

Whereas the Nissan Pathfinder making its world debut in Detroit offers a full glimpse of the outside design course the manufacturing automobile will take, details on the inside and technology inside should wait. It is secure to say, nevertheless, that the subsequent-gen Pathfinder's roomy cabin will ship innovation and class-above craftsmanship - with wonderful legroom in all three rows and ample cargo room behind the third row.

2012 Nissan Pathfinder Concept Side Angle