Geneva, Switzerland - March 09, 2015 - Created at Nissan's design studio in Atsugi, Kanagawa Prefecture of Japan, the Sway hatchback concept shows Nissan's design direction as applied to a compact B-segment vehicle. And it's a very successful interpretation. The Sway has very modern appeal, harnessing Nissan's new design language seen on the new Maxima and Murano production cars. The V-motion front grille, boomerang headlamps and tail lamps, floating roof, kick-up C-post and the body side lines are all design elements reinterpreted on the new smaller vehicle and to great success. The Sway is a very sporty proposition for the B segment, which is one of the most competitive vehicle segments in Europe. When it launches in production guise it will undoubtedly become a worthy contender as an alternative to the Ford Fiesta, Renault Clio, Volkswagen Polo and Peugeot 208.