The latest Note will offer a combination of sharp design, low CO₂ emissions and first-in-sector technologies including the Around View Monitor and a comprehensive network of safety systems that combine to form the Nissan Safety Shield.

Also appearing on the stand will be the new European-built LEAF, whicfh makes its world debut at Geneva. Developed and engineered specifically for the European market, the new LEAF is now built at Nissan's Sunderland facility and features new technologies designed to offer improved real-world battery autonomy and a host of detail enhancements to make life even easier.

In addition the LEAF range has been significantly expanded to provide buyers with more choice on equipment, colour and price.

Nissan’s stand will also include the Resonance concept, which was previously shown at the Detroit motor show and not only provides a possible glimpse of the next-generation Murano but also points to the design for all Nissan’s future crossover models.

Completing the line-up will be the 370Z Nismo, which makes its world debut to the public alongside Juke Nismo, as well as the European debut of the new 2013 model year Nissan GT-R and the new Juke n-tec, which joins the crossover range.