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Carsales Staff2 Mar 2015
NEWS

GENEVA MOTOR SHOW: More of Nissan's next Micra

New images and a teaser video reveal more of Nissan Sway micro-car concept

Nissan released the first teaser image of its Sway concept car last week, and now two more images and the first teaser video shed more light on a Geneva show vehicle that's expected to preview the Japanese brand's next-generation Micra city-car.

The shadowy film reveals a number of design details that won't be shown in public until late tomorrow (March 3), including a new take on Nissan's U-shape corporate grille design, LED headlight and tiny exterior mirrors.

There's also a distinctive body-side character line and a unique side window line.

According to Nissan, the Sway gives the world a "glimpse at how a future generation of small Nissan models could look if the company's striking new design language was applied to a European hatchback".

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