While not intended to project an obvious “
eco” image, the Ellure design includes serious elements of efficiency. The
Ellure grille, with its large polished Nissan badge, was inspired by “
Kamishino” Samurai formal coat. The final accent to the Ellure exterior is the paint treatment. The front passenger seat design includes a forward-facing ottoman, and both front seats include elegant “floating headrests.” Other interior features include hidden audio system speakers embedded in doors and headrests, interior “alcove” style, recessed lighting design and armrest touch controls with haptic feedback. Along with displaying Nissan’s future sedan design language, the new Ellure presents a conceptual preview of how future Nissan sedans can balance the conflicting desires for fun-to-drive performance, ample passenger/luggage utility and sustainable mobility.
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