Nissan Launches New Teana Luxury Sedan

The sales launch of the fully redesigned Teana luxury sedan was announced by Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. at dealers across Japan. Teana has been engineered and designed to provide lasting value in a modern luxury sedan by means of its its modern styling, impressive ride comfort and thoughtful appointments for all passengers. The tagline "SHIFT hospitality" marketed the Teana reflecting its new dimension of hospitality, superb comfort and quiet, roomy interior.

Teana offer a number of significant "first" counting the first Nissan model in the Japanese market to utilize the newly developed “D” platform and the first in its class to feature a stylish glass roof. Teana's auto parts exterior design presents a modern and artistic form. With its bold yet elegant character line, from the front to the rear of the vehicle forms a sweeping arc. The front end highlighted by a new grille, bumper and headlight design. The six-light windows are designed to emphasize the luxurious space of the elegant interior. As a sense of fine quality the outside mirrors are also optimally shaped to minimize wind noise and the side moldings are executed in a sword motif.

Six attractive exteriors colors are offered by Teana to choice for, counting the Deep Amethyst Gray as an all-new Nissan color. All Teana body colors come standard with Nissan’s Scratch Shield, which self-repairs minor scratch marks in the paint surface.

The Teana auto parts interior has a relaxation that soothes both mind and body and hospitality befitting a modern living room for all passengers, also it is carefully executed with an emphasis on comfort and fine quality. With enhanced ride comfort the seats feature a vibration absorption urethane cushion material and are shaped so that the occupant’s entire body is uniformly supported. The seating surface improves the soft felling because seat pads adopt a slab urethane layer to form a three-layered structure. The double-stitching and three-dimensional shape of the seats conveys an enhanced sense of quality and outstanding workmanship.

The first-generation Teana has a driver's seat incorporates an adjustable lumbar support mechanism that reduces the feeling of fatigue on long drives, while the front-passenger seat continues to offer the power ottoman that has been a popular comfort feature. The new instrument panel design is highlighted by soft padding, which appears to “float” above the wood-grain paneling. Soft padding appears to "float" above the wood-grain paneling of the Teana’s new instrument panel design. The center cluster panel is integrated with the instrument panel, and the new center console design, which combines slope and wavelike cues, projects a rich three-dimensional image. Even the door trim imparts a comfortable, sofa-like image, while the armrest design projects the impression of abundant size and unity with the seats for a distinctly fresh look.

Anthony Fontanelle is a 35-year-old automotive buff who grew up in the Windy City. He does freelance work for an automotive magazine when he is not busy customizing cars in his shop.