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The 2001 Nissan Crossbow Concept carries the legacy of the Safari/Patrol, boasting Nissan's renowned durability and reliability. Designed for diverse environments, including long-distance off-road drives and harsh desert conditions, the Crossbow features a cutting-edge design that blends curved roof lines with traditional straight body lines, presenting a robust yet flexible presence.
The interior of the Crossbow focuses on luxury, enhancing occupant comfort with seats incorporating built-in suspension and leg support. Notable features include a large T-shaped screen and an advanced navigation system tailored for off-road driving. The concept SUV's exterior showcases a distinctive and uncompromising appearance, with off-road accessories such as a winch and towing hooks. The vehicle's dimensions (4860x1965x1850 mm) contribute to its formidable presence, emphasized by 20-inch wheels with Michelin PAX tires.
While the press release mentions Japanese minimalism, the interior is designed on a grand scale, accommodating four spacious seats with the potential for six. The rear seats are elevated to provide a forward view over the heads of those in front. The ample space between the front seats (400 mm) ensures a comfortable experience. The Crossbow's transmission selector takes inspiration from aviation, resembling the throttle sector in a jet airliner's cockpit.
Despite its intimidating and robust exterior, the Crossbow Concept remains a crowd-puller, attracting attention with its distinctive design. The SUV's off-road capabilities are complemented by its luxurious interior and innovative features, making it a standout concept vehicle.
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