The phrase "a revised front" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an updated or modified version of something, such as a document, design, or strategy.
Example: "The team presented a revised front for the marketing campaign that incorporated the latest feedback from stakeholders."
Alternatives: "an updated version" or "a modified approach".
According to a statement by Nissan, Infiniti's parent, Vettel also helped to design the concept, which has a revised front air dam, special wheels, ground effects along the car's flanks and a rear spoiler.
The Leaf e+ has a revised front fascia with blue highlights and an "e+" logo plate on the underside of the charge port lid.
The new Australian i-MiEV version is similar to the European-spec model released in 2011, with minor changes such as new three-spoke alloy wheels, a few minor exterior tweaks including dark tinted headlights and a revised front bumper with fog lights.
The crossover received a revised front fascia and headlights, while its base 3.5-liter V-6 was tuned to produce 285 horsepower, 20 more than the outgoing model.
Though plans have not been confirmed by Mazda USA to import the Skyactiv-equipped car, the technology is scheduled to appear in the new Mazda 3 and the coming CX-5 compact S.U.V. (Mazda) The 2012 Infiniti FX, which arrives at dealers in October, wears a revised front fascia inspired by the Essence concept first shown by Nissan's luxury subsidiary in 2009.
While it's the bigger turbos and intercoolers that make the additional power, the visually distinctive elements of the Super Sport are a revised front end with larger air intakes and the elimination of the rear, high-mounted air intake scoops that have been replaced by low-profile NACA ducts.
Although marketed as a separate model, the XV40 series Aurion is essentially a Toyota Camry (XV40) with revised front- and rear-end treatment, along with changes to the interior.
In their case, it will be a raised nose and revised front wing design. .
On the outside, VW distinguishes the Turbo S which like all new Beetles is built in Puebla, Mexico with revised front and rear fascia, including a front spoiler and fog lights and a dual exhaust.
Aston Martin did its part to beautify the Geneva motor show with the debut of the racy new Rapide S. The reinvigorated grand tourer presents subtly but pleasingly revised front- and rear-end styling, handsome 20in wheels and a package of carbon-fibre exterior pieces.
Initially, the sporting quotient will be limited to appearances, with the SR package offering the typical buffet of revised front and rear fascias, side skirts, fog lamps and larger wheels.
