Nissan WINGROAD

2016 Wagon

This third-generation Wingroad Y12 was designed to support the active lifestyles of its users with the introduction of numerous innovative features. The Y12 Wingroad can be distinguished by some unique attributes that make it an attractive wagon for urban or long trips.

The Interior 

The instrument panel of the Wingroad Y12 is rounded, low, sportily designed to create an interior feel that is open and airy. The rear seats slide forward and backward 120 mm and can recline to 10 different positions to a maximum angle of 40 degrees giving room for plenty of space for relaxing. The Y12 Wingroad consists of 412 liters of boot space which is way better than other cars in this category. If you slide the rear seats forward, the luggage space increases to almost the size of midsize wagons. If that is not enough, the rear seats and the front passenger seat can remotely be folded flat allowing users to transport long items at ease.

At the rear of the luggage area, there is a bench seat provided that can be used for a variety of purposes such as taking a short break from surfing. The Y12 Wingroad also features a luggage board that can be easily removed making the carrying of dirty or wet items easy. Under the luggage board, there is a luggage box that has four compartments. On the 2WD models, this luggage box can store up to 100 liters.

The Exterior

The Y12 Wingroad is offered in the standard RX/RS series and the Sporty Aero series. The looks of the Y12 Wingroad are stylish and sporty while making full use of the wagon functions.

Under the Hood

The Y12 Wingroad comes with a new inline 1.5-liter 4-cylinder HR15DE engine that produces 81 kW (109 hp) at 6000 rpm and average fuel consumption of 5.5L/100 km or the 1.8-liter 4-cylinder HR18DE that produces 93 kW (125 hp) at 5200 rpm and average fuel consumption of 7.8L/100 km. These engines were attached to a 4-speed automatic or 5-speed manual transmission, with CVT and e4WD (AWD) options.

The torque of the HR15DE engine has been improved at low-to-medium speeds, and its operation is more silent with improved fuel consumption compared to previous Wingroad models.

The MR18DE engine was paired with a CVT transmission to achieve greater torque in low-to-medium speeds but also resulted in improved fuel consumption.

Underneath the Y12 Wingroad is fitted with a strut suspension system at the front and an H-shaped torsion beam suspension system is used at the rear. Nissan also made use of ripple-control shock absorbers with internal rebound springs, and other chassis technologies to provide steady and smooth ride characteristics of a wagon. The suspension system is optimized to deliver the best stability and handling combined with a flexible ride and comfort.