Already an integral part of Nissan’s outstanding product portfolio when it comes to the competitive C-segment, Nissan believe that the Pulsar will open up their cars to a brand new audience with the Pulsar a viable alternative to the massively popular Qashqai.
At the entry level the Nissan Pulsar Visia features the standard equipment from which a solid base is achieved in the Pulsar including a 5" colour TFT screen, 16" alloy wheels, 6 airbags, a CD system with 4 speakers with Bluetooth/iPod connectivity and steering wheel audio controls, body coloured mirrors and door handles, electrically adjustable mirrors, cruise control, speed limiter, idle start/stop, air conditioning, a tyre pressure monitoring system, ABS, ESP, EBD, remote central locking, Active Trace Control and ‘Follow me home’ lighting.
Moving on to the Nissan Pulsar Acenta, the car adds in added extras as standard like Forward Emergency Braking, automatic lights and wipers, 6 speakers, an auto dimming rearview mirror, an engine starter button, dual zone climate control, front fog lamps, heated mirrors, leather steering wheel and leather gear knob, a ear armrest, interior trim unique to the Acenta and Nissan’s ingenious i-Key system.
And finally, the range-topping Nissan Pulsar Tekna, adds further Nissan Safety Shield Technologies including Forward Emergency Braking, Moving Object Detection, Lane Departure Warning and Blind Spot Warning for the ultimate in passenger protection, leather seats, heated front seats and electric folding mirrors.
It’s certainly looking good for autumn for Nissan with the arrival of the Pulsar, so keep an eye on the website here for details of any deals that we may have for the Nissan Pulsar.