Nissan has just announced it is launching a new sports car concept called Esflow at the Geneva Motor Show next month. The released images show a vehicle with a classic sporty proportions, but we were screaming its potential for the environmental performance of rubber that make electric drive can advise been mitigated.
The Tech Esflow used for the mass market EV Leaf developed gasoline engine, but uses a separate engine to run at each rear wheel and was 60 mph from a standing hit in under five seconds. The laminated lithium batteries are mounted low to help the focus and should be good for 150 miles (240 km) per charge. Any penalty weight of the energy storage is achieved by a roll-over bars integrated aluminum chassis offset wrapped in a composite shell.
While we were those doubts particular concept is a house in garages or driveways to find it is nice to see Nissan is not just concentrate their efforts on the electrical more pedestrian platforms, and it could be the way to a sporty EV future for the brand Point. Hit the jump for a little video of the concept of cruising the streets rendered in animated action.
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