Nissan NV2500 Concept Set For Debut in Detroit
Hints at 2010 entry into commercial truck market
By Christopher Jackson
November 10, 2008 8:24 PM
Filed Under: Concept Car, Japanese, Nissan
Nissan's got big news coming at the Detroit Auto Show. Literally--the NV2500 concept truck, for which teaser photos have just been released, is the largest concept vehicle ever built by the Japanese manufacturer. The vehicle explores "multi-purpose utility solutions in the real world."
More importantly, the NV2500 is a harbinger of Nissan's entry into the commercial truck market in 2010. Rumors that Nissan is pulling out of the full-size truck market are clearly in error. The photos show a full-size, long-nosed panel van like the ones Ford and Chevrolet used to build in the 1950s and ‘60s. The NV2500's powerful-looking front sheet metal may be a harbinger of an upcoming redesign for the Titan and Armada full-size trucks as well.
Press Release (Click to expand)
Nissan NV2500 Concept Set For Debut
Nissan North America, Inc. today announced its Nissan NV2500 Concept, which makes its public debut in early January at the 2009 North American International Auto Show in Detroit. One of the largest concepts vehicle ever created by Nissan, the innovative NV2500 Concept previews the company's entry into the North American Commercial Vehicle (CV) market in 2010 and is designed to highlight multi-purpose utility solutions in the real world.
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