A FIRST PROPER LOOK AT THE NISSAN TERRA, THE NAVARA-BASED SUV
The Terra arrives in China first before going to other markets.
Nissan's Navara-based Terra SUV has finally arrived in China.
The Terra shares its body-on-frame platform with the midsize Navara pickup. Buyers can get it with up to seven seats. Nissan doesn't provide many powertrain details about the new SUV yet, but it reportedly shares engines with the Navara. A four-wheel-drive system provides traction when off-roading.
Up front, the Terra looks a little like the current Navara pickup. However, Nissan installs a different grille that fits more with the V-shaped styling of the company's other vehicles. This change also forces the company to resculpt the headlights from the existing truck.
Inside, the Terra appears to have good-quality materials, but it's very dark in there because practically everything is black, except for some shiny metallic trim. A touchscreen infotainment system sits at the top of the center stack, but in this clip the tech seems rather slow to respond to inputs.
The Terra launches in China first, but it should arrive in other markets later. It's part of Nissan's effort to expand its business selling body-on-frame and commercial models by over 40 percent by 2022.
Source: Motor1
The Terra shares its body-on-frame platform with the midsize Navara pickup. Buyers can get it with up to seven seats. Nissan doesn't provide many powertrain details about the new SUV yet, but it reportedly shares engines with the Navara. A four-wheel-drive system provides traction when off-roading.
Up front, the Terra looks a little like the current Navara pickup. However, Nissan installs a different grille that fits more with the V-shaped styling of the company's other vehicles. This change also forces the company to resculpt the headlights from the existing truck.
Inside, the Terra appears to have good-quality materials, but it's very dark in there because practically everything is black, except for some shiny metallic trim. A touchscreen infotainment system sits at the top of the center stack, but in this clip the tech seems rather slow to respond to inputs.
The Terra launches in China first, but it should arrive in other markets later. It's part of Nissan's effort to expand its business selling body-on-frame and commercial models by over 40 percent by 2022.
Source: Motor1
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