Recently, car paparazzi were able to capture the new 2017 Nissan Micra, which was spotted passing tests on European roads, and recently, car paparazzi were able to capture the new 2017 Nissan Micra, which was spotted during tests on European roads.
Despite the fact that the car was covered with abundant camouflage, we can confidently talk about some of the features of the new product. For example, the new Micra borrows a lot of stylistic details from the Sway concept model, which debuted at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show.
The front of the car received a proprietary V-shaped false radiator grille, as well as a large swept head optics, vaguely reminiscent of that of the Nissan Juke crossover.
The profile acquired noticeably convex side doors, and the rear door opening handle, most likely, migrated to the rear pillar. The stern of the updated Micra has a massive rear bumper and a "modest" tailgate, above which there is a small spoiler. Unfortunately, there is still no exact information about the technical characteristics and features of the new product, but automotive experts suggest that the line of power units will be represented by both diesel and and petrol versions. The new Nissan Micra will most likely be based on the CMF-B architecture, which the company was engaged in creating in conjunction with the French brand Renault.
The production of the new Micra, in contrast to its predecessor, will be established in France, as the previously produced cars in India were distinguished by significantly lower build quality.
