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.
Motor_Yakuza
November 10, 2008 8:52 PM
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