Nissan’s new fourth-generation Elgrand aims for Japan’s highly competitive premium minivan segment. Its cabin is conceived as a private lounge in which silence, seating posture, and acoustic management form a coordinated premium experience. There’s a horizontal instrument panel, visually continuous architecture, and an ultrawide, unusually high center console. The cockpit combines two 14.3-inch high-definition LCDs…
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