Tokyo 2019: This is how Nissan sees the future 🎥

AND IT CONTINUES With the introduction of two all-electric concept vehicles, Nissan is launching into an exciting new era of design and performance at the Tokyo Motor Show (Oct. 25-Nov. 4). The Nissan Ariya Concept and Nissan IMk Concept are at the center of Nissan Intelligent Mobility - a vision that defines how automobiles will be [...]

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The Nissan Ariya Concept and Nissan IMk Concept are key models of Nissan Intelligent Mobility.

The Nissan Ariya Concept and Nissan IMk Concept are at the center of Nissan Intelligent Mobility - a vision that defines how automobiles will be powered, driven and integrated into society in the future.

The concept vehicles point the way forward for the future model portfolio and the design and technology opportunities arising from the new EV platform.

The Ariya Concept combines high technology, the spirit of Japan, and autonomous and connected functions.

Ariya Concept shows new design
The Ariya Concept showcases Nissan's new design direction: timeless Japanese futurism. It combines the company's EV platform with a typically Japanese, traditionally minimalist design approach.

Alfonso Abaisa, Senior Vice President Global Design: "The Ariya Concept comes at a time of great technological progress. We were able to look forward and backward at the same time. In doing so, we created a new language for the brand that combines high technology and Japanese spirit, and also combines electric, autonomous and connected functions."

The sleek appearance of the IMk Concept represents Nissan's future design language.

IMk Concept as a compact city car
A compact car for the city, the Nissan IMk Concept combines advanced Nissan Intelligent Mobility technologies and a powerful electric powertrain in a compact, agile vehicle body.

The sleek appearance of the IMk Concept represents Nissan's future design language developed for the coming era.

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