NISSAN

BRAND US PRESENTS MORE NEW CAR SHOW INSPIRED IN STAR WARS IN THE UNITED STATES

The newest car show presented by Nissan with the theme Star Wars shone on the Hollywood red carpet at the premiere of 'Han Solo: A Star Wars Story'. Based on the Nissan Rogue 2018, the brand's flagship model in the country, the show car was inspired by the iconic Millennium Falcon, the most powerful galaxy in the galaxy."With the third episode of our partnership trilogy with Lucasfilm, we've taken a step further by delivering our best custom car show ever created to date," commented Jeremy Tucker, Vice President of Marketing, Nissan North America. "From our model sales champion Nissan Rogue, we work with the talented designers of Lucasfilm and ILM. Then we turned to the Vehicle Effects experts who brought the concept to life. The result is undoubtedly the most complete and sensational vehicle we have ever done. "

Joining features of the Millennium Falcon and Nissan Rogue was very natural. The ProPILOT Assist technology, which is part of Nissan's Intelligent Mobility concept, helps motorists to maintain speed and control of the Rogue in challenging situations, just as the Millennium Falcon is always a way to get rid of problems and obstacles, navigating the galaxy with apparent ease.

The Rogue inspired by the Millennium Falcon is the most complete custom car show with the Star Wars theme ever created by Nissan to this day, whose look makes it seem to have flown directly from the screen to the streets. In addition to the fully customized exterior design inspired by the film, for the first time this Nissan model based on the Star Wars saga received a total internal repagination focusing on the iconic Millennium Falcon cockpit.

Kids of all ages will love the level of detail in each handmade item on the inside of the model. As any fan of the Star Wars saga could expect, the interior features buttons, sound effects and lights that are incredibly similar to the sights and sounds of the Millennium Falcon cockpit. It also features a first and second row of seats that resemble those found inside the Millennium Falcon. In addition, the controls that allow you to jump to hyperspace located in the center of the panel give life to the environment inspired by the mythical saga.
The exterior of the model presents an even greater level of customization. Parts of the hand-made aluminum body show details that mimic the Millenium Falcon craft, as well as 3D details that take the project to a new level in terms of immersive experience. The radar antenna mounted on the model's ceiling and the laser cannon appear to have come straight from the set. The front has a windscreen designed with multiple panels that clearly refers to the one seen on the screens.
But it's in the back that magic happens. The jump-to-hyperspace unit extends the full width of the Rogue and has a blazingly blue tone, while three Bose loudspeakers installed in a higher position and a subwoofer provide a sound experience. This Bose system delivers an impressive 1,500 watts, which can be enjoyed both inside and out.Rogue customization inspired by the Millennium Falcon craft was performed by Vehicle Effects in Burbank, California. Vehicle Effects has an extensive resume in vehicle customization for use in movie sets and was responsible for customizing all of Nissan's previous show cars based on the Star Wars theme.

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