Nissan prepares for 2012 Paris Motor Show | Motorshow - Car News Sep 2012

16:15 Tuesday 12 May 2015

With the Paris Motor Show just a week away, Nissan has revealed the cars which will be on display at France's biggest motor show.

It's been a bumper year for Nissan -- its best ever, in fact -- with sales up 25% on 2010, and the Japanese manufacturer will be hoping to capitalise on this with a range of new models.

Nissan TeRRA concept car

Powered by a hydrogen fuel-cell, the four-wheel drive Nissan TeRRA is a technical exercise which showcases Nissan's commitment to building Zero emissions electric vehicles.

With a modified version of the Juke's 1.6-litre turbocharged petrol engine, along with a bespoke aerodynamics package and a tuned chassis, Nissan claims that the Juke Nismo is an "affordable yet highly advanced performance car".

Nissan Micra ELLE

Developed in conjunction with the fashion magazine ELLE, the Micra ELLE is possibly the girliest car ever made. It's available with two 1.2-litre engines and comes in a range of new colours.

Nissan NV200 Taxi

The NV200 is Nissan's attempt to replace the humble London taxi. It features a five-seat passenger area, sliding doors and a turning circle of just 7.6 metres.

Juke with Ministry of Sound

The Juke with Ministry of Sound is a limited edition version of Nissan's popular Juke model and is inspired by the 'Juke Box' (pictured above), a Juke fitted with an 18,900W sound system.

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Also on display will be the new Qashqai 360, which emits just 119g/km of CO2; the PIVO 3, a small zero-emissions concept with a number of innovative features; and the revised 370Z, which features a new front bumper and LED daytime-running lights.