Nissan powers up Japan Mobility Show 2025

All-new Elgrand set to deliver comfort, safety, and joy for families on the move

Since its debut in 1997, the Elgrand has helped pioneer Japan’s “premium minivan” segment, earning a reputation for its spacious, luxurious interiors and engaging driving performance.

The fourth-generation model builds upon this legacy, incorporating Nissan’s latest electrified powertrain technologies and a sophisticated design that elevates driving enjoyment and comfort for all onboard. Scheduled for launch in Japan in summer 2026, the all-new Elgrand promises a smooth, quiet, and elevated ride, setting the stage for extraordinary journeys that inspire excitement.

 

Design celebrates Japanese culture

The exterior design embodies Nissan’s "Timeless Japanese Futurism" design language, which draws inspiration from traditional Japanese craftsmanship and aesthetics, reimagining them using the latest techniques, materials, and technologies.

It features a commanding stance, with a grille motif inspired by the Japanese Kumiko pattern that seamlessly blends into the frontal light signature. The vehicle’s color palette includes Fuji Dawn, a new hue inspired by the combination of dawn over Mount Fuji, and Shigoku, a deep red-purple symbolizing elegance and nobility.

Inside, the cabin exudes a private lounge-like atmosphere, where second-row passengers will indulge in the comfort of zero gravity captain’s chairs. TailorFit^TM leather and woodgrain accents, along with Kumiko-inspired patterns on the door and seat trims, complement the segment-first dual 14.3-inch integrated displays that combine driver information and infotainment, enhancing the luxurious ambiance. Available Bose^® 22-speaker premium sound and 64-color ambient lighting further elevate the sensory experience.

 

Power, comfort, and advanced technology

The all-new Elgrand is powered exclusively by Nissan’s third-generation e-POWER hybrid system, featuring a newly developed, purpose-built engine and modular 5-in-1 electric powertrain for refined performance, quieter operation, and improved fuel efficiency.

It will be the first model in the company’s global line-up to feature Nissan’s updated e-4ORCE electric four-wheel drive system, designed to provide even more impressive handling and stability regardless of the road conditions. The rear electric motor torque suppresses vehicle pitching during acceleration and deceleration, providing a smooth, comfortable ride for passengers and reducing the likelihood of carsickness.

For the driver, the system actively utilizes rear motor torque during cornering for a more enjoyable and engaging experience. An Intelligent Dynamic Suspension system minimizes body roll and maintains a flat stance, ensuring a smooth ride.

The all-new Elgrand will feature Nissan’s latest ProPILOT¹, which for the first time supports hands-off operation at speeds below 50 km/h. Additionally, ProPILOT 2.0 will be available, offering hands-free highway driving and lane change assistance—making long-distance journeys more comfortable and enjoyable.

Che delusione...😒😒

Pensavo osassero con un design piu' vicino al concept....e e invece sembra piu' vecchio dei concorrenti Toyota/Lexus.

Ho come l'impressione che sia stato congelato un paio di anni fa e abbiano ritardato la presentazione per motivi economici.

Anche dentro sembra tutto dejavù ...Bruttissimi quei pulsanti per il cambio.