Every Nissan vehicle undergoes numerous stages before it is sent to actual production. Building the four-wheel machine is an important stage for the company, which hails in Japan, but an equally crucial part in making a good automobile is designing it well. Thus, Nissan added another prime place to come up with new model designs – the Yulon Nissan Design Center (YNDC), which started operation last November 5.

To date, the San-Yi-based YNDC is the very first design Center of Nissan in Taiwan. Still the youngest in the company’s creative team, the latest addition will join five established studios: the Atsugi and Harajuku centers in Japan, a London studio in the United Kingdom, and the Detroit and San Diego design centers in the United States.

In the 3,300-square meter YNDC, about 40 employees that has optimum creative skills in coming up with concepts for cars and new Nissan parts are housed in this design center. Each person has specialties in different aspects of designing automobiles. The Yulon Nissan Design Center divides expertise according to Digital Design, Design Research & Management, Exterior Design, Clay Modeling, Interior Design, and Color Design.

Behind every model of Nissan are dedicated and skilled men and women that are being harnessed in these centers scattered across the globe. Yulon Design Center, along with the other sites, will be tasked to come up with new concepts every now and then for the company’s new range of products.

Details from DueMotori.

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