New Nissan Pulsar Announced

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   Nissan is to reintroduce the Pulsar model name on a new five-door hatchback that will go on sale in the Autumn as a rival for the Volkswagen Golf and Ford Focus.

The Japanese manufacturer has issued a teaser image of the new Nissan Pulsar, which will be built at Nissan's factory in Barcelona, Spain.

Nissan says the C-segment hatchback has been "designed to meet the specific demands of European car buyers" and will feature "the same high quality, high innovation approach that has come to typify Nissan models". 

It's the first time Nissan has been represented in the C-segment since the Almera was phased out. Source: Pulsar Forums

The Pulsar name first appeared in 1978 and was widely used for models in Asian and Australasian markets over the course of the last four decades. It also appeared in certain European markets in the early 1990s on the N14 model. 

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Nissanfan Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List New Member Joined: 16 May 2014 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 2	Post Options Post Reply Quote Nissanfan Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: New Nissan Pulsar Announced Posted: 16 May 2014 at 23:18
	Nissan is to reintroduce the Pulsar model name on a new five-door hatchback that will go on sale in the Autumn as a rival for the Volkswagen Golf and Ford Focus. The Japanese manufacturer has issued a teaser image of the new Nissan Pulsar, which will be built at Nissan's factory in Barcelona, Spain. Nissan says the C-segment hatchback has been "designed to meet the specific demands of European car buyers" and will feature "the same high quality, high innovation approach that has come to typify Nissan models". It's the first time Nissan has been represented in the C-segment since the Almera was phased out. Source: Pulsar Forums The Pulsar name first appeared in 1978 and was widely used for models in Asian and Australasian markets over the course of the last four decades. It also appeared in certain European markets in the early 1990s on the N14 model.