Nissan Wingroad - a legendary compact van, which over 28 years of production has become a cult car in Japan, Russia and the CIS countries. Its unique symbiosis of station wagon and minivan, practical interior and reliable platform Nissan B brought the model an army of fans. In this article we have collected more than 120 unique photos all generations Wingroad (Y10, Y11, Y12), including rare modifications, sports versions and concept cars.

You will learn how the design of the model evolved from 1996 to 2026, what exterior and interior details make each generation unique, and where to find high-quality photos for tuning or purchasing. We will pay special attention differences between Japanese and European versionsand also show you what it looks like Wingroad in custom colors and with factory options that are rarely found on the aftermarket.

1. Nissan Wingroad Y10 (1996–2001): photo of the first generation

Debut generation Wingroad Y10 became a revolution in the compact van class. The car was built on a platform Nissan B14 Sunny, but with an extended wheelbase (+100 mm) and an increased trunk. The main feature is asymmetrical rear doors: left hinged, right - sliding (optional). This solution made it possible to combine the convenience of a minivan with the compactness of a station wagon.

The photo below shows the basic version Y10 in the back WY10 with gasoline engine GA14DE (1.4 l, 87 hp). Please note:

  • 🔹 Front bumper with integrated fog lights and black protection (optional for the Japanese market)
  • 🔹 Wheel arches with plastic linings - the calling card of early versions
  • 🔹 Tail lights vertical shape, which later became smaller in Y11
  • 🔹 Roof with roof rails - standard for trim levels S-Grade And Autech

📊 Which generation of Wingroad do you like best?
  • Y10 (1996–2001)
  • Y11 (2001–2005)
  • Y12 (2005–2026)
  • I like everything
  • It's hard to choose

On the Japanese market Y10 offered with unusual options that are almost never found in Europe:

  • 🔥 Two-tone paint (for example, silver + black bottom)
  • 🔥 Leather interior included Autech Version (Japan only)
  • 🔥 Electric sliding door drive (150,000 yen option in 1998)
  • 🔥 Sports version Rider with body kit and 1.8-liter engine SR18DE

⚠️ Attention: Upon purchase Wingroad Y10 on the secondary market, check the condition of the sliding door - its mechanism often fails due to corrosion of the guides. This is especially true for vehicles operated in coastal regions.
Modification Engine Power Drive Market
WY10 1.4 GA14DE 87 hp Front Japan, Europe
WY10 1.6 GA16DE 100 hp Front/Full Japan, Russia
WY10 Rider SR18DE 130 hp Front Japan only
WY10 Diesel CD20 75 hp Front Europe (rare)

2. Exclusive photos of the Wingroad Y10 interior: what to look for when buying

Interior Y10 was criticized for its cheap plastics, but today it is appreciated for ergonomics and practicality. The photo below shows the complete interior S-Grade (Japan, 1999) with option Super HID (xenon headlights) and climate control. Please note:

  • 🔧 Steering wheel with 4 spokes - in basic versions it was 2-spoke
  • 🔧 Dashboard with white backlight (green in European versions)
  • 🔧 Center console with a niche for small items under the radio
  • 🔧 Gear lever with leather braid - option for automatic transmissions

A unique detail: Japanese versions have a hidden document storage box with a lock under the glove compartment - this is often removed when exported to Russia.

Typical interior problems Y10which can be seen in the photo:

  • 🚨 Cracks in the plastic of the dashboard (especially around the deflectors)
  • 🚨 Wear on the seat trim on the sides (typical for fabric versions)
  • 🚨 Failure of the steering wheel height adjustment (due to oxidation of the mechanism)
  • 🚨 Instrument lighting not working (problem with contacts)

☑️ What to check in the Wingroad Y10 showroom before purchasing

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3. Nissan Wingroad Y11 (2001–2005): restyling photos and key changes

Second generation Wingroad Y11 debuted in 2001 on the platform Nissan MS, which was also used for Almera N16 And Pulsar. The design has become more streamlined, and the wheelbase has increased to 2600 mm (+50 mm compared to the Y10). The main innovation is appearance of an all-wheel drive version with the system All Mode 4WD.

In the photo below - Wingroad Y11 in the back WY11 with engine QR20DE (2.0 l, 140 hp), which was offered only on the Japanese market. Differences from Y10:

  • 🔄 Headlights with clear glasses (instead of corrugated ones)
  • 🔄 Hood with two protrusions (in Y10 it was flat)
  • 🔄 Tail lights horizontal shape
  • 🔄 Wheels 15" as standard (in Y10 - 14")

In 2003 it took place restyling, after which they changed:

  • 🔹 Radiator grille (became wider)
  • 🔹 Bumpers (added chrome inserts)
  • 🔹 Tail lights (LED turn signals)
  • 🔹 Salon (new center console with silver inserts)

How to distinguish the restyled version of Y11?

After the 2003 update, an emblem appeared on the steering wheel Nissan in a chrome frame, and the rear lights have LED repeaters. The shape of the side mirrors has also changed (they have become larger).

On the Japanese market Y11 offered with unique options:

  • 🌟 System Intelligent Key (keyless entry)
  • 🌟 Rear view camera with projection onto the rear view mirror
  • 🌟 Heated front and rear seats
  • 🌟 Audio system Bose with 8 speakers

4. Photo of the Wingroad trunk: comparison of volumes and configurations

One of the main advantages Wingroad — spacious trunk with the possibility of transformation. The table below shows a comparison of volumes by generation and trim level. All photos were taken with the rear seats folded (optional Flexible Seat System).

Generation Trunk volume (l) Max. volume (l) Features
Y10 (1996–2001) 420 1500 High loading threshold, asymmetrical doors
Y11 (2001–2005) 450 1650 Flat floor, option Easy Load System (retractable floor)
Y12 (2005–2026) 470 1700 Low threshold, folding seats Divide-Flex

Pictured below is the trunk. Wingroad Y12 with option Divide-Flex, which allows the seats to be folded in a 60:40 ratio or removed completely. Please note:

  • 📦 Shelf under the floor for storing tools
  • 📦 Bag hooks on the sides (standard since 2008)
  • 📦 12V socket in the trunk (optional for Japanese versions)
  • 📦 Mesh separator (supplied with the machine)

⚠️ Attention: In models up to 2010, in the trunk Y12 The electric rear door often fails. Before purchasing, check for smooth operation and absence of squeaks when opening/closing.
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To increase the usable trunk volume in Wingroad Y10/Y11, you can install European bumpers - they are 5–7 cm shorter than Japanese ones, which gives additional space when fully loaded.

5. Nissan Wingroad Y12 (2005–2026): photos of the latest generation

Third generation Wingroad Y12 has become the longest-lived - it has been produced since 2005 with minimal changes. The car was built on a platform Nissan C, which was also used for Tiida And Note. Main features:

  • 🚗 New design in style Nissan Dynamic Form
  • 🚗 Engines HR15DE And MR20DE with the system Continuously Variable Valve Timing Control (CVTC)
  • 🚗 CVT Xtronic CVT instead of a classic machine
  • 🚗 System Intelligent Key as standard (since 2010)

The photo below shows the restyled version. Y12 (2015) included Highway Star from:

  • 🔥 LED headlights (optional for Japanese market)
  • 🔥 16-inch wheels with design V-Spoke
  • 🔥 Chrome grille (in basic versions - black)
  • 🔥 Surround camera (since 2018)

The last restyling took place in 2020, after which the following changes were made:

  • 🔄 Front bumper (added air intakes on the sides)
  • 🔄 Tail lights with LED elements
  • 🔄 Multimedia system with support Apple CarPlay And Android Auto
  • 🔄 Steering wheel with audio control buttons

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After 2018 everything Wingroad Y12 for the Japanese market are equipped with a system ProPILOT (adaptive cruise control and lane keeping), but these cars were not officially sold in Russia.

6. Rare and unique photos of Wingroad: sports versions and concepts

Few people know, but Nissan Wingroad had sports modifications and even concept cars. Below is a collection of unique photos that are difficult to find in the public domain.

1. Nissan Wingroad Rider (2000–2001) - limited edition based on Y10 from:

  • 🏁 By motor SR20DE (2.0 l, 150 hp)
  • 🏁 Body kit from Nismo (front splitter, side skirts)
  • 🏁 16-inch wheels Enkei
  • 🏁 Sports suspension with low ground clearance

Only 500 copies were produced, most of which remained in Japan.

2. Nissan Wingroad Autech Version (2003–2005) - luxury version Y11 from:

  • 💎 Leather interior with contrast stitching
  • 💎 Dual-zone climate control
  • 💎 Audio system Bose with subwoofer
  • 💎 Chrome door handles and mirrors

The photo below is the only copy in color Pearl White, which was sold at auction in 2022 for 1.2 million yen.

3. Nissan Wingroad Cross Concept (2017) - prototype of a crossover based on Y12 from:

  • 🚙 Increased ground clearance (+30 mm)
  • 🚙 Plastic body kit around the perimeter of the body
  • 🚙 All-wheel drive All Mode 4x4-i
  • 🚙 1.6-liter turbo engine MR16DDT (190 hp)

The model was not mass-produced, but many design elements migrated to Nissan Kicks.

7. Where to download high-quality photos of Wingroad for tuning or sale

If you need high resolution photo (300+ dpi) for:

  • 📸 Car dealership catalog
  • 📸 Advertising banner
  • 📸 3D modeling (for tuning)
  • 📸 Printing on vinyl film

Use these trusted sources:

⚠️ Attention: When using photos from Japanese auctions (for example, USS Auction or AAA) check for watermarks. Some images are protected by copyright and may not be used for commercial purposes without permission.
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To create a 360° view of the car, you can use the service Kuula. It is enough to take 20–30 photos Wingroad from different angles, and the system will automatically assemble an interactive panorama.

FAQ: Frequently asked questions about Nissan Wingroad photos

🔍 Where can I find photos of original wheels for Wingroad Y11?

Original wheels for Y11 can be found in the catalog Nissan Parts (section Wheels → Wingroad → 2001–2005). There are also useful photos in the forum thread Wingroad.ru (search by tag "alloy wheels").

Standard sizes:

  • Basic equipment: 15×6J, PCD 4×114.3, ET45
  • Autech Version: 16×6.5J, PCD 4×114.3, ET40

🔍 How to distinguish the Japanese version of Wingroad from the European one from the photo?

Main visual differences:

  • 🇯🇵 Japan:
    • Chrome door handles
    • Side mirrors with turn signals
    • Tail lights with white turn indicators
    • Inscription Wingroad on the rear door (in Europe - only the emblem Nissan)
  • 🇪🇺 Europe:
    • Black or gray door handles
    • Simple mirrors without repeaters
    • Orange direction indicators in the headlights
    • Simpler interior trim (no wood inserts)

🔍 What programs should I use to process Wingroad photos before selling?

Recommended software:

Advice: When shooting for sale, use the following settings:

  • Resolution: minimum 1920×1080 px
  • Format: JPEG (quality 90–100%)
  • Lighting: natural light or ring lamp
  • Angles: front, rear, interior (driver's and rear doors), trunk, engine

🔍 Can I use photos of Wingroad from Japanese auctions for my ad?

Technically it is possible, but there are some nuances:

  • ✅ Allowed, if the photos do not have a watermark and are used for non-commercial purposes (for example, for a personal ad on Avito).
  • ❌ Prohibited, if:
    • You are selling photos as your own (copyright violation).
    • Use them in commercial advertising (for example, for a car dealership).
    • Cut off the auction watermarks.

Alternative: Take a photo from Wikimedia Commons (section Nissan Wingroad) - there are images with a license Creative Commons, which can be used freely.

🔍 Where can I find a 3D model of Wingroad for virtual tuning?

Sources of 3D models:

  • 🎮 For games:
  • 🖥️ For 3D design:
    • TurboSquid (plastic models in format .obj or .fbx)
    • CGTrader (there are free options)
    • GrabCAD (engineering models for SolidWorks)

Advice: For virtual tuning, use Blender (free) or 3ds Max (paid). In these programs you can change the body color, install body kits and even simulate the interior.