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The 2003 Nissan C-Note Concept serves as a prototype of the next-generation Almera, expected to debut in Japan the following year. This five-door hatchback showcases design influences from Nissan's Murano and Micra models, with a silhouette that also resembles the Renault Megane, reflecting their shared platform. Despite its compact size, the C-Note is packed with high-quality comfort features and a spacious interior, designed for ease of use and versatility.
Inside, the C-Note offers class-leading comfort, with generous headroom and legroom for front and rear occupants. The rear seats slide forward up to 240 mm and fold down to expand the cargo space, creating a versatile layout for everyday convenience. Finished in bright beige with accent panels and perforated leather seats, the interior exudes a refined, open ambiance. Notable interior elements include Nissan's latest IT interface and a 7-inch monitor, adding a modern, high-quality atmosphere to the vehicle's central cluster.
Externally, the C-Note combines dynamic, rounded lines with upright side windows for a roomier interior. A high roofline and optimal seat positioning facilitate easy entry and exit. The gold body color enhances the car's premium appeal, balancing style with practical design for daily driving ease.
Specifications:
Overall Length: 4,240 mm
Width: 1,695 mm
Height: 1,550 mm
Wheelbase: 2,600 mm
Seating Capacity: 5
Drive System: Front-engine, front-wheel drive
