What’s great about the Nissan Automobile Technical College is that students get to work on awesome Nissan cars, including a Fairlady Z project restored earlier this year. As the year ends, the students are back with not just one but three custom builds consisting of a Rogue, an R34 Skyline sedan, and a Cube.
Based on a concept of “bringing people together,” the custom Nissan Rogue, dubbed Elgrand Glassier, is built to become an off-roader for a family of six in mind, with chrome delete, blacked-out wheels, and roof rack. The studenst also added about 1.57 inches to the ride height to help clear rough terrain. To “evoke the light of early dawn,” the vehicle is finished in ethereal green contrasted by orange on the lip spoilers, side steps, and interior trimmings.
