A preview picture of the Nissan concept car, Friend-Me. The concept car is set to make its global debut on April 20 at the Shanghai International Automobile Industrial Exhibition. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

Nissan is set to impress Shanghai with the global unveiling of their new concept car, Friend-Me, on April 20 at the Shanghai International Automobile Industrial Exhibition.

Chinese designers working at Nissan Design China in Beijing were fully engaged in the design and development process of Friend-Me, which features an unique center console that allows "Four Seats, One Mind Connectivity" - equal information sharing among all aboard.

Friend-Me is designed for the vibrant, young generation in China, one of most exciting segments in the fastest-growing automobile markets in the world.

Among the 20 vehicles displayed, Nissan (China) Investment Co Ltd, together with Dongfeng Nissan Passe nger Vehicle Company and Zhengzhou Nissan Automobile Co Ltd, will showcase new models such as the Nissan GT-R, Quest and Murano. Also featured at Nissan's booth will be its recently-launched global sedan, Teana.

Besides the car displays, an Innovation Wall will allow visito rs to develop a deeper understanding of the technologies behind the wheels, and experience the unique driving sensation that Nissan vehicles have to offer. In a special Teana technology corner, all-around details of the new luxury sedan, from driving performance to comfort and safety, will be highlighted.

A preview picture of the Nissan concept car, Friend-Me. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

Auto Shanghai 2013 will mark Nissan's first deployment of its new global exhibit space design formotor show s in Asia. The new design was first used this January at the North America n InternationalAuto Show 2013 in Detroi t. The booth is designed to immerse guests completely into a Nissan world, appealing throughout with sight, sound, touch and even smell, with a new green tea-inspired "Nissan fragrance".

2013 will also mark a commemorate year for Nissan. Since the first Nissan vehicle arrived in China, Nissan has grown deep roots in the country. Nissan looks forward to many more years ahead in the country and is committed to continue delivering innovative and exciting products to the Chinese community.

Look for the latest from Nissan at its more than 2,300 sq m exhibit area from April 20 (press day) to 29 in Hall E3 at the Shanghai International Exhibition Center.