Nissan’s new Pulsar N-Connecta Style Edition

Thanks to a few cosmetic changes, the Style Edition has a subtly distinctive look. Those enhancements comprise black 18” diamond-cut alloy wheels, black door mirror caps and LED headlights with black bezels.

Nissan Pulsar N-Connecta Style Edition (2017) Front Side

Taking the existing N-Connecta trim grade as a starting point means the car's specification is already extensive. Indeed, standard-fit items include cruise control, automatic lights and wipers, dual-zone climate control, Bluetooth, a DAB radio, touchscreen-controlled satellite navigation and a colour reversing camera.

Nissan Pulsar N-Connecta Style Edition (2017) Dashboard

Just one engine option is being offered with this special Pulsar. It's the 1.2 litre DIG-T turbocharged petrol unit, which delivers 113 bhp (85 kW / 115 PS) via a six-speed manual gearbox.

Nissan Pulsar N-Connecta Style Edition (2017) Rear Side

The Style Edition is priced at £18,325. That's £400 more than the equivalent regular N-Connecta costs.

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