Nissan N7 Debuts at Guangzhou Auto Show with Advanced Features

The 2025 Guangzhou Auto Show officially got underway yesterday, featuring the latest lineup from Japanese automaker Nissan. On display was their flagship mid-size sedan, the Nissan N7.

The N7 has been available in the market since earlier this year and has been offered across five trim levels, with prices ranging between ¥119,900 and ¥149,900. The vehicle's delivery process has already begun, with over 60% of buyers opting for the Max package, indicating a longer delivery period for other configurations.

The exterior design of the N7 features an armored front fascia, divided by multiple small LED lamps, accompanied by an integrated LED strip running lengthwise across the top. The two side doors boast unique L-shaped design with nine units of LED arrangement each. The car incorporates 710 LEDs and 882 OLED lighting units to provide additional visual appeal.

The rear adopts a continuous LED light design with blackened surroundings, further contributing to a layered appearance. Notable features on it include a LED-based magic painting lights system as well.

For the dimensions and technical details of Nissan N7 – its length is at 4930 mm, width equals to 1895mm, height sits 1487mm, and the overall轴距 comes out in 2915mm.

Inside, the new car features a cloud-shaped seat cave and adopts a central screen measuring up to 15.6 inches in terms of size - all running on a DeepSeek advanced AI machine model. It also supports Nissan's latest mobile systems like CarPlay, etc., making for an overall futuristic driving experience.

Under its motor system, the Nissan N7 comes installed with powerful digital electric engines from 160kW up to 200kW and equipped with lithium iron phosphate batteries allowing it to travel 540km without fuel on CLTC scale - some can range up as high as 625 km within a limited energy output range.