Nissan has brought out its latest Lannia Concept at the Auto China 2014. Said to be designed for China’s rising “Post-80s” generation, the “balinghou”, the concept is the second model to come from Nissan’s design centre in China, which opened in 2013 (the first model was the 2013 Friend-Me concept).
The car features Nissan’s latest V-motion corporate grille, boomerang headlights, a distinctive kick-up pillar, angular LED taillights, as well as the floating roof.
While no interior shots have been released, the company said the car was designed for the Chinese’s digital lifestyle. It is therefore safe to assume the concept is packed with the latest gizmos.
Nissan said there are no plans to put the Lannia Concept into production for now.