Ready to debut at New York, the third generation Nissan Murano crossover was unveiled by Nissan with a gallery of images on the Internet. Based on Resonance concept shown last year in Detroit, the new crossover from the Japanese brand sports personality and does not disappoint visually.
Its design is quite away from the previous generation to adopt more angular lines and striking details like the new (and great) grade V, lanterns boomerang-shaped headlights and cut. The interior, on the other hand, looks more familiar to the style of the Murano before, but with more refined details, such as the wood finishes lighter color.
Nissan has not released any details, but among the available resources will be the NissanConnectSM with color screen 8 "navigation system and smartphone apps. There will also be many safety items, such as the detection of moving objects (MOD), Blind Points Alert (BSW), Forward Collision Alert (PFCW) and emergency brake.