Nissan's new models and concepts
At the 2005 Tokyo motor show.

Motion Trends, 15th October 2005.

The Wingroad Preview is scheduled to make its debut as a production car in Japan later this year, offering new possibilities for active life with a spirit of adventure.

Rear seats slide fore-and-aft up to 120 mm to create a flexible and functional space, making it practical for everyday city driving too.

Innovative sliding rear seats, a first in compact class wagons, allow interior space to be reconfigured to suit any need. Sliding the rear seats all the way back creates rear-seat knee room that exceeds the norm in this class to provide space equal to Nissan's Cima luxury sedan. The seats recline to up to 40 degrees.

Sliding the seats all the way forward creates a luggage area with cargo space close to that of upper class wagons, without sacrificing rear-seat knee room.

It welcomes four passengers with all their luggage, including skis or surf boards, with no worries about comfort. With seats reclined and front seats folded down fully flat, users can even stretch out in the car after a long journey.

It is also easy to change the position of seats, without the hassle of trying to rearrange things while you are parked in a cramped space. The rear seats and even the front passenger's seat of the Wingroad Preview can easily be folded down from the luggage area. This operation can be performed with just one hand.

There is also a bench seat at the rear of the luggage area. Raise a lid in the rear floor to reveal the seat with its own backrest. Because the seat position is lower than the floor height of the luggage area, the bench seat is ideal for changing into hiking or ski boots.

The Wingroad Preview comes equipped with water-resistant seat covers, a washable luggage board, and a large-capacity underfloor luggage box, which can be taken out and washed.