The Nissan Gripz is an eye-catching car that makes a bold statement. Taking cues from Nissan’s “emotional geometry” design language, the Gripz brings a fresh new look to the Nissan line-up, rather than offering a replacement to any existing model. The only obvious design elements that connect the Gripz to other Nissan models are the V-motion grille, boomerang front and rear lamps, floating roof and kicked-up C pillar.
Beyond these similarities, the Nissan Gripz shows just how far the concept of compact crossover can be pushed. Exposed carbon elements accentuate features, giving the Gripz a truly unique look. The doors are eye-catching in themselves, with dihedral front doors that swing out and up to open and rear-hinged half doors allowing access to the rear of the vehicle. The lack of B-pillar between them makes for a smooth side view when both doors are open.