New Nissan Pulsar

Joins the Qashqai and is a crossover road. Design staff and prices from 17,900 € to 19,900 € for petrol and diesel.

At his first appearance was hailed as a small step back of the Nissan that after successfully launched the Qashqai killing in the cradle the Almera, (the traditional 5-door hatchback) seemed to want to revive the concept of "anti-Golf". Nothing could be more wrong, the Almera is actually another "tricksy" of Nissan, which is a crossover road than the other crossover Qashqai.

And when we say "more road" we are not referring to a vague sensation: the Pulsar thanks to a giant step (is the longest in its class, 2,700 mm) a lower center of gravity than normal and a "gumming" sportive has a stability of reference, obtained - another benefit - without sacrificing manageability, safeguarded by a cunning steering calibration. Clear that with these dynamic attributes the desire of beer under the hood goes up. The gasoline engine dig-t 1.2 liters develops 115 hp, while the 1.5 dCi It delivers 110 hp and 260 nm of torque. We really would like something more and that's why at the beginning of 2015, the range will be completed by a turbocharged 1.6-liter petrol and 190 hp, even more powerful.

Obvious then that in line with the philosophy of downsizing, much appreciated by the market, the engines of the new pulsars are brilliant and environmentally friendly, with CO2 emissions below 95 g / km. To signal the possibility of having the automatic transmission Xtronic, very fluid in operation.

For sale with prices starting at € 17,900 for the petrol version and € 19,900 for the diesel Pulsar is 4.4 meters long, and thanks to the first step of proposing a beautiful interior space, while noteworthy is the system Nissan Safety Shield (of series depending on the outfit) and includes the emergency brake, assistance during parking maneuvers with the detection of moving objects (Moving object Detection), the signal of exceeding the limits of involuntary lane (Lane Departure Warning) and detection vehicles in the blind spots (blind Spot Warning). So "tanned" Pulsar car becomes even safer than many competitors