Nissan Will Show Off The Wagon Version Of Model Z At Tokyo Auto Salon 2025, What's It Like?

Nissan Z Leania. (Doc. Nissan Global)

JAKARTA - Nissan participated in the Tokyo Auto Salon 2025 event which will take place on January 10-12 with the work of a costumed car from Nissan Automobile Technical College students.

Students from the Aichi and Kyoto, Japan regional campuses with bodywork programs will showcase three costume cars representing their studies. One of these cars is Z Lealia which is a modification of Nissan Z in the form of a wagon

Quoting from the manufacturer's official website, Monday, December 30, Nissan Z Leania was built with the aim of combining station wagon elements for families without eliminating the sporty element in this car.

The naming 'Lealia' takes from the word 'English' jointly between 'Lead' and the Latin word 'Familia'.

Based on Nissan Stagea M35, Z Lealia displays a slim design and has a high aesthetics that reminds the latest Fairldy Z.

In the work on customization, these students cut the back and roof sepabors and welded the back of the Nissan Leaf. In addition, they also widened their back half-sheets to recreate Fairldy Z's distinctive rigid posture.

Nissan Z Leania has a body with a 'Ikazuchi Yellow' color which is the hallmark of today's generation Fairldy Z.

Apart from Z Leania, this Sakura manufacturer also exhibits other student costumed works such as NEO Skyline which has a retro design that is timeless.

Built from the Skyline Coupe CV35 model by realizing the Kenmary concept, namely the call for the fourth generation Skyline by its fans, students designed it with the aim of creating a different essence from this iconic car.

Taking NEO's name comes from Nostalgic, Encouragement, Originality, defined as a nostalgic vehicle for those in their 50s to reminisce about Kenmary, an exciting vehicle for them in their 40s to find excitement driving, and originality for them in their 30s in search of new things on modern vehicles.

Students designed this car by adjusting its modern style without eliminating the essence of Kenmary. The body is painted with a 'Tomoaki Blue' which is the authentic color of the iconic Skyline and adds a shiny touch of Mutiara.

The last car was Bluebird Kiwami, based on the Bluebird Maxima PU11 model which was sold about 36 years ago. Carrying the four-door hardtop body without pillars, this car is known for its luxurious feel and spacious interior.

The name 'Kiwami' comes from the Japanese word 'highest', reflecting their desire to perfect every aspect of Nissan's typical car driving interior, interior and experience.

The car is designed for young people who want to ride sports as well as want to share memorable moments of happiness for their friends.

This sedan is painted with the Aurora Flare Blue Pearl, a color inspired by the atmosphere of the sea and the clear blue sky as well as depicting an active and youthful impression.