First undisguised spy shot of Nissan’s new Elgrand (E53)! “How to tell the grade” with the texture of prism white and molding decoration. Check dealer option prices | Creative Trend

2026-05-14

The Elgrand test car has finally been stripped of its camouflage wrapping.

Nissan’s fully remodeled new Elgrand (Nissan New Elgrand, E53) is scheduled to be announced and released in mid-July 2026.

In this blog, we are the first to introduce the specific price ranges of this model by grade, details and prices of manufacturer options, and body color types and prices.

Official Nissan has also released the interior and exterior designs of the custom grade AUTECH LINE/AUTECH/VIP, and also unveiled the Prism White, Midnight Black, and Deep Ocean Blue versions for the first time in the world.

While various official images have finally been released, the first spy shot of the Prism White Elgrand test car has been released, with the camouflage wrapping completely removed.

Is the shark fin antenna black? Test car without ProPilot 2.0

This is the test car of the new Elgrand e-POWER (E53), whose camouflage wrapping has been completely removed.
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As you can see in the image above, the body color is Prism White, which will be the standard color and resale color.

Although the grade is unknown (at the time of this image), since there is one shark fin antenna on the top roof instead of two, it is certain that ProPilot 2.0 with hands-off function is not installed, and it is simply a car equipped with ProPilot only.

What’s more, the shark fin antenna is painted black instead of the same color as the body, which helps keep costs down and makes it a nice little accent.

This is the first time that a prism white individual has been seen, but since it is an expanded color, the low and wide characteristic of Elgrand stands out even more.

The tail lamp design also extends to both ends, further enhancing the power of a large size minivan, but the smoke tail-like finish gives it a slightly “badass” impression, which may be due to the attention to detail in order to maintain the dignity of an Elgrand.

The 18-inch aluminum wheels really stand out

Let’s take a closer look.

Originally, it was an 18-inch aluminum wheel with gloss black accents, but from this angle, the wheel design stands out in many ways, whether it’s due to light reflection or perhaps it’s still disguised by the camouflage wrapping.

Even the 18-inch model has enough presence, and if it becomes a multi-spoke 18-inch aluminum wheel exclusively for AUTECH LINE/AUTECH/VIP, it will be even more elegant and flashy.

Looking at the side window area, the window area is small, perhaps because the belt line is high, but the area of ​​the body-colored panel is wide.

By reducing the window area, it looks like a minivan when viewed from the side, gives the occupants a special feeling as if they are protected, and creates an unrealistic view of the world as if they were spending time in a lounge.

Since the window molding is satin chrome, is the grade e-POWER X?

Let’s move a little closer.

The test car that was spied this time is most likely a lower-grade e-POWER X.

You can see that the window molding at the top of the side window has a satin chrome finish.

On the exterior of the Elgrand, it is difficult to tell the difference between the e-POWER

e-POWER G uses copper gold window molding

The e-POWER

You can also see that the side visors are installed as a dealer option, and the design is quite sharp and cohesive.

Page 2: New Elgrand dealer option price also revealed