【Nissan】Easy to handle on site! What has changed with the improved "Clipper Truck"?

Because it is a partner that supports daily work, reliable performance and ease of use are essential. The Nissan "Clipper Truck" has been redesigned and equipped to closely support working environments. A single vehicle that balances functionality and peace of mind updates daily tasks.

The functionality designed with the driver's movement in mind

The light truck is not just a means of transportation; it serves as a companion that connects work and life. In the Nissan "Clipper Truck," enhancements have been made to cater to everyday life, with meticulous attention to detail. From the visual impression to safety and comfort, it has achieved significant evolution.

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In this specification upgrade, the front design has been renewed first. The headlamps now have a compact but edgy square shape with a horizontal orientation. By ensuring continuity with the colored front garnish of the body color, a tightened expression has been created, even though it is a light truck.

Furthermore, the opening at the bottom of the grill has been made black, enhancing the contrast with the body color. All models are now equipped with LED headlamps as standard, and the fog lamps on the GX grade are also upgraded to LED. Visibility during nighttime or inclement weather will be improved.

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The interior has been updated with daily use in mind. The meters have been changed to a digital display, improving visibility. The instrument panel center garnish, compatible with the 8-inch display, features a piano black finish, giving a sense of quality despite being a practical vehicle.

In addition to the newly established instrument center tray, drink holders in the passenger seat and USB power sockets (Type-A/Type-C) have also been added. The design allows for natural placement of smartphones and small items, which is a point of convenience experienced in daily use. The seats feature an integrated headrest that firmly supports the driver's upper body, making it less tiring for long drives.

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The safety equipment is also a highlight of this specification change. All vehicles come standard with the "Lane Departure Prevention Assist System," which helps suppress lane drifting, and the "Traffic Sign Recognition Function," which alerts drivers to often-overlooked signs. Additionally, the "Emergency Stop Signal," which automatically flashes the hazard lights during hard braking, and the "Collision Prevention Assist for Misapplication of the Accelerator," utilizing front sonar, have been adopted, helping to reduce those heart-stopping moments during daily driving.

A new body color, moss gray, has been introduced, which has received positive feedback in the "Clipper Van" and "Clipper Rio." Its subdued hue, blending into nature and urban landscapes, should make it an easy choice not only as a work vehicle but also as a part of one's lifestyle.