Fourth-Gen Nissan Elgrand Revealed at Japan Mobility Show 2025

When a humble family van takes a giant leap into the future, it becomes more than just transport, it becomes a statement. Meet the Fourth‑Gen Nissan Elgrand.

In an exciting moment at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, Nissan premiered its all-new fourth-generation Elgrand minivan, designed to impress families, tech lovers, and anyone who wants space plus sophistication.

What’s new with the Fourth-Gen Nissan Elgrand?

• The exterior has been completely redesigned. Nissan drew inspiration from its earlier concept cars and applied bold lights, smoother surfaces and a more premium look.
• Inside, the new Elgrand makes the ride feel like first class. The second-row seats now include captain’s chairs with legs-rest support and improved recline.
• Technology is a big upgrade: it uses Nissan’s latest “e-4ORCE” four-wheel drive system and a hybrid powertrain (the third-generation e-POWER). That means the van is designed to be smoother, quieter and more efficient. 
• For those who love gadgets, the dash is redesigned with fewer levers and more buttons, dual wireless phone chargers, and a high-end 22-speaker Bose sound system for a premium in-car audio experience.

Why does this matter for you? If you travel with family, have kids or friends aboard, or simply appreciate comfortable rides, the new Elgrand brings real benefits:

• More comfort for all passengers.
• Better technology and safety features make driving or riding more relaxed.
• A powerful but efficient hybrid setup means maybe fewer stops at the fuel pump.
• Even if you’re not buying one today, you can expect other cars to follow this trend of luxury + practicality.

When and where will it be available? The Elgrand is scheduled for a market launch in Japan (and possibly other markets) in fiscal year 2026. At the Japan Mobility Show 2025, Nissan will display it in full view for the first time.

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What should you remember?

• The new Elgrand may not be immediately available everywhere—region-specific availability may apply.
• Since this is a premium minivan, cost will likely be higher than average vehicles in the same general size category.
• If you currently own an older Elgrand (or similar van), this new version shows how fast car tech and comfort are advancing. It might influence decisions on whether to wait for the new one or go ahead with what’s available now.
• When you go see it or book it, check features like seating comfort (especially second row), infotainment system, hybrid system specs, and how smooth the drive is.

What can you do next?

• Visit Nissan’s official site for the Japan Mobility Show and look for the Elgrand’s full reveal details.
• If you are in the market for a minivan, compare what the new Elgrand offers vs older versions or rivals.
• Check your local Nissan dealership or official Nissan channels to ask when the new generation will arrive in your area.
• If you currently own a family van, think about how features like hybrid powertrains and luxury interiors could improve your rides. Maybe plan for your next purchase.