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Nissan unveiled the all-new Friend-ME concept at the Shanghai Auto Show this weekend, with the Japanese automaker saying the car was designed for young Chinese buyers, a segment that will soon become the world’s largest.
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Cars
Nissan Friend-ME Concept was Designed for Young Chinese Buyers
Nissan unveiled the all-new Friend-ME concept at the Shanghai Auto Show this weekend, with the Japanese automaker saying the car was designed for young Chinese buyers, a segment that will soon become the world’s largest.
The company says the Friend-ME is a sedan, although it looks more like a hatchback. Nevertheless, since China is the world’s largest market for sedans, Nissan’s claim is understandable. The four-seater car displays a bold design, but its flowing sculpted lines remind more of Lexus concept car than a Nissan study. The car is the fruit of collaboration between design teams from Nissan Design China (NDC) and Nissan Global Design Center (NGDC).
Read more »- China-exclusive Nissan Lannia Sedan To Debut In Shanghai In Production Form [w/videos]
Following two concept cars (the Friend-ME and Lannia), Nissan has finally decided on what its mid-size sedan for China should look like. Read more »...
- Nissan Teases New Sedan Concept For Auto China 2014 [w/video]
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- Mg's Beijing Show Icon Concept Previews A Small Crossover That Could Enter Production By 2014
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