Why is the Teana called a mobile artillery vehicle?

[PaisleyFitz]

The Teana is not referred to as a "mobile artillery vehicle" but rather as a "mobile big sofa." Origin of the Teana's nickname: The reason the Teana is called a "mobile big sofa" is due to its excellent comfort, allowing both the driver and passengers to feel very relaxed during the journey. Whether it's the noise from the engine or the sounds from the wheels while driving, they are barely noticeable. Additionally, this car features an advanced NVH development process, significantly enhancing comfort during travel. The seat design of the Teana includes a special structure not found in other models, which makes the seats even more comfortable. This is why the Teana is called a "mobile big sofa"—sitting in this car feels like sitting on a sofa, providing extreme comfort. Introduction to the Teana: The Teana is a flagship mid-to-high-end luxury sedan under the NISSAN brand. With cutting-edge technology, the Teana perfectly combines Driving Technology (precise driving engineering) and Comfort Technology (absolute comfort engineering), bringing the design concept of mid-size sedans to a new level.

[Joyce]

From my perspective, the Teana being nicknamed the "mobile artillery" is mainly due to its excessively loud engine exhaust sound, especially during acceleration, which resembles the thunderous roar of a cannon firing. I recall driving the older V6 version of the Teana—when flooring the throttle, the exhaust system emitted a deep and booming resonance, a result of design-related vibration issues that became even more pronounced in tunnels or open areas. Enthusiasts often modify it by adding aftermarket exhaust tips or muffler upgrades to amplify the sound, further reinforcing its artillery-like image. However, this noise can be a nuisance in daily driving, so I recommend regular exhaust system checks and maintaining the factory setup to reduce disturbances. Overall, this nickname reflects both playful banter about its power and the Teana’s unique status in performance culture.

[Brooklyn]

In our circle of young car enthusiasts, the nickname "Skyline Mobile Cannon" is super popular because the exhaust sound during startup and acceleration is particularly cool. Since I bought the car, I've noticed that the new Skyline's engine sound is designed to be very deep. Stepping on the gas pedal produces a roaring echo that feels like cannon fire, which is why friends call it that. Many buddies like to modify the exhaust to make the sound louder and more intense, which is actually a pursuit of thrill. Although it drives with great presence, it's important to avoid disturbing residents in urban areas and prevent any legal issues. This nickname stems from legacy issues with earlier models. The sound of newer cars has mellowed significantly, but cultural traditions keep this funny label alive.

[StMargaret]

As a frequent driver, I believe the Teana is nicknamed the 'mobile artillery vehicle' mainly due to its exhaust noise issue. The older Teana models produced loud engine roars during acceleration, resembling cannon sounds, caused by resonance in the exhaust system design. This was particularly noticeable during startup or high-speed driving, often leading to playful banter among users. In reality, modern models have been improved, with much softer sounds. It's recommended to maintain the exhaust system properly to minimize unnecessary noise interference.

[Morris]

I've been driving the Teana for several years, and my friends always joke that it's a mobile cannon car because the exhaust roars loudly when I accelerate, especially on open roads where the echoes are huge, making it feel as thrilling as firing a cannon. Perhaps it's a legacy issue with the exhaust design of the older models—the newer versions are quieter, but the nickname still sticks. To avoid this, you can regularly maintain the exhaust components and avoid excessive modifications that could affect driving safety.