Zaroot Concept Car: Futuristic Sporty Styling at its best coupled with excellent Nissan Auto Parts from Parts TrainWritten by Jenny McLane
The Zaroot is Nissan's way of showing how sporty SUV's could look in future. Combining traditional SUV value, off-road ability and futuristic sporty styling definitely makes an aggressive visual statement.The concept car is indeed a promise of things to come for Nissan. It also could spawn a unibody, compact SUV for U.S. market to compete with Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV4. The Zaroot definitely makes an aggressive visual statement, with substantial wheel arches, now-familiar Nissan truck front end styling, and huge gullwing doors that stretch from A-pillar to C-pillar. There is no B pillar. The pentagonal doors define look of Zaroot with its front and rear graphic treatment adding a futuristic twist. A bluff nose that ensures minimum front overhangs and double strut grille and arch graphic roof line makes Zaroot stand out even more. Dramatic Gullwing doors provide focal point of Zaroot design lending a unique shape and making car a head turner especially when both doors are open. The roof-mounted spotlights have been neatly integrated into roof bars. The advantage of gull wing aside from its impressive looks is ease of access to cabin they allow, both for passengers and luggage: with rear seats folded, an awkwardly-shaped load such as a bicycle can be easily loaded into vehicle with ease. Nissan designed Gullwing doors by creating a shortened door that is only a little deeper than side window so it can be easily opened especially in tight parking areas.. The trailing edge of door finishes in line with seat cushion, where it meets an extended sill. To maintain ease of ingress and egress to and from cabin, sill automatically drops away underneath vehicle whenever door is opened.
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