The Pathfinder Concept, like the all-electric Arizon SUV concept, is designed with the Chinese market in mind.
19 Apr 2023 | 5232 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau
Nissan today took the covers off the Pathfinder concept SUV developed for the Chinese market at Auto Shanghai 2023. Yesterday, the company had revealed the all-electric Arizon concept SUV, created by a Chinese team leveraging Nissan’s global EV expertise.
Nissan, which has been a longstanding player in the ...
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Nissan today took the covers off the Pathfinder concept SUV developed for the Chinese market at Auto Shanghai 2023. Yesterday, the company had revealed the all-electric Arizon concept SUV, created by a Chinese team leveraging Nissan’s global EV expertise.
Nissan, which has been a longstanding player in the SUV market in China, is clearly focussing on being future-ready with a range of new products.
First introduced in 1985, Nissan’s family-friendly and technologically innovative four-wheel-drive Pathfinder is an icon among SUVs. The Pathfinder Concept, like the Arizon e-SUV, is designed with the Chinese market in mind. Blending Chinese modern aesthetics with ‘Nissan-ness’, the Pathfinder Concept is designed to fit the lifestyle of active consumers and according to the company “makes the perfect adventure partner”.
The Pathfinder Concept features a completely redesigned exterior and an interior that, with three rows of seating, provides ample space for larger families. The cabin also features an ultrawide display screen and heads-up display.