Interior Design Nissan Friend-ME Concept at Shanghai

Nissan has released a second teaser image of its Friend-Me concept, ahead of a full unveiling at this month’s Shanghai Auto Show.

The new image hints at the rear of the Friend-Me, almost confirming a five-door hatch bodystyle for the concept.

Building on the frontal styling teased earlier this month, the Friend-Me’s rear profile appears well suited to accommodating its promised "four seats, one mind connectivity" mantra.

Nissa says this car is “a confident creature of the night, meant to be seen in bright city lights” and that it is designed for singles, based on “the social dynamics of Chinese men in their mid-20s.“  Read more : So they must mean this car is designed for sad ad lonely people.

philosophy of the car aside, the ‘F-ME’ concept is an interesting design. With a low and wide stance with short front and rear overhangs, the car has a chiseled and sporty profile, and that V-motion grille gives it a unique character. I has the ingredients of a fine hot hatchback.

• INTERIOR

The interior incorporates four separate seats and screens visible from each pew that enables speed, navigation and other information normally reserved for the driver to be shared among all the occupants. This approach also extends to the infotainment system by giving all passengers the ability to share smartphone-sourced content via the on-board screens.

The information as the driver: speed, navigation, fuel remaining. There is also an onyx black center console stretching all the way to the back.

The powertrain considered for the F-ME is an ecologically efficient PureDrive hybrid system.

source : motorward.com