Based on spy shots, these renderings should be close to the real deal.
If automakers really want to keep future vehicles a secret, they can. Parading around camouflaged prototypes racks up valuable real-world test miles for engineers, but it also gives the automaker free publicity, because car buffs love to get a peek at something they're not supposed to see. Nissan has always been an outlier in this realm, as it's rare to see Nissan prototypes in public.

Front view make sense bt can't say same abt the rear view

Nissan since 2011 has been converting one of their brands known for its ruggedness to a station wagon.

It's a typical car. Nothing special in the exterior. Infact it looks like an old Toyota my neighbor is using.

My biggest disappointment is Nissan turning a vehicle that should be competing with Honda Pilot to Matrix to Rav4 wannabe