Signalling the start of a wave of bold new models from Nissan, the all-new Note for Europe will make its world debut at the Geneva Motor Show on 5th March 2013. The Note is now a true B-segment contender that will redefine customer expectations.

New Note sees the global B-segment debut of Nissan’s new Safety Shield – a package of technologies that would previously only have been available on more costly premium sector models. A Blind Spot Warning system, Lane Departure Warning and an advanced Moving Object Detection system combine to deliver a new level of driver assistance in the class. All three systems operate using data from the rear wide view camera, which delivers a clear image no matter what the weather thanks to an in built wash and blow dry function.

SEE ALSO:  Nissan Ariya will travel from North Pole to South Pole

The benefits of Safety Shield are numerous. Not only does it reduce accident exposure, it means drivers are better informed about their surroundings – minimising the risk of accidental bumps or scrapes that would require a visit to the body shop.

New Note is also the first car in the B-segment to offer Around View Monitor (AVM) – Nissan’s acclaimed multi-camera helicopter view parking aid giving clear visibility around the car.

Additionally, the new Note embeds the latest version of the Nissan Connect navigation system, including all its connected services.

All new Note variants equipped with an idle stop/start system as standard deliver CO2 emissions as low as 95g/km. This efficiency is complimented by strong performance from advanced petrol and diesel engines.

SEE ALSO:  Nissan to feature NACS charging connector in North America

Prices and specifications will be unveiled closer to the new Note’s European on-sale date in the autumn of 2013.

Source: Nissan