Nissan Arizon concept revealed at the Shanghai Auto Show. Developed in part with Dongfeng, it uses the Ariya's EV platform.
The car was designed by Nissan's Chinese division along with local partner Dongfeng. It reminds us a bit of what a futurecould look like. It's a tall, upright and boxy thing, with a prominent, angled rear pillar. The front is particularly wide and squared-off, looking almost truck-like. It also has nifty lighting touches such as narrow LED strips that basically disappear when turned off.
The interior is fairly typical of concept EVs with a minimalist design focused around a large screen array. The screens are mounted far into the dash and blend into fancy ambient lighting arrays. Nissan also touts another popular feature of concept and luxury EVs: a digital assistant. But one of the interesting things about the Arizon is the fact Nissan says it's based on the CMF-EV platform, the same used by the production Ariya. So it would seem that it could be brought to reality relatively easily and quickly. And since the platform is
also on sale in the U.S., it wouldn't be out of the question for the Arizon to come to America if Nissan deemed it fit.
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