Inspired by Rally Cars and Racing Bicycles

One of the world's largest motor showsFrankfurt Motor ShowNissan unveiled the "Gripz Concept" at the Frankfurt Motor Show. This new type of sports compact crossover for the younger generation draws inspiration from the power of rally cars and the minimalist design of racing bicycles.

The powertrain features the "Pure Drive-Power" series hybrid system, which uses EV technology as its base and a gasoline engine for power generation. The motor isLeafthe same as that used in the Leaf, delivering a maximum output of 80kW and peak torque of 254Nm, offering a truly exhilarating acceleration experience.



The design is a collaboration between Nissan Design Europe in London and the Nissan Global Design Center in Japan, adhering to Nissan's design concept of "Emotional Geometry."

The exterior dimensions are 4,100mm in length, 1,890mm in width, and 1,500mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,580mm. Body panels are mounted on a carbon frame, revealing exposed carbon elements throughout. The front doors are gullwing, while the rear features rear-opening half doors. With no B-pillar, the doors open in a coach-style manner.

The front features a distinctive boomerang-shaped light design. A forward-facing camera is integrated within the lights, capable of recording all driving scenes and even streaming live footage globally.