Nissan releases all-new Elgrand minivan

TOKYO, Japan - Nissan Motor Co. President Carlos Ghosn rides in an all-new Elgrand minivan at a press conference in Tokyo on May 21 to announce the release of the car on the domestic market. The Elgrand, a high-end luxury minivan, was originally launched in 1997. The latest version is equipped with a twin-monitor TV-navigation system with 8-inch (about 20 centimeters) monitors for the front and rear seats.

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