Tung Nguyen•8 Feb 2014
NEWS
SPY PICS: Nissan Pulsar
Replacement Pulsar from Nissan may come sooner than expectedSpy pictures have been snapped of the upcoming Nissan Pulsar being tested in snowy conditions in Europe.
Even though covered in heavy camouflage, it's clear that this is an all-new Pulsar to take on the likes of the Ford Focus and Volkswagen Golf.
Details are yet to be confirmed, but rumour suggests that this new vehicle will take styling cues from the INVITATION concept first seen at the 2012 Geneva motor show and the upcoming model update of the Dualis/Qashqai.
Engine options are expected to be either a 1.2-litre or a 1.5-litre four-cylinder engine, and we expect either an electric or a hybrid version somewhere down the line too.
Known as the ‘Almera’ in European circles (not to be confused with the Almera sedan that we get here in Oz), the new Pulsar is expected to be fully revealed later in 2014 and will replace the existing (C12) model in the Nissan range.
– with Automedia
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