Nissan will unveil an electric sports car concept at the Geneva Motor show in March. Looks pretty nice but it lacks Tesla Roadster performance. Also, reading the press release, Nissan seems unaware that an electric sports car already exists on the market.
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Nissan Esflow concept
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Top Gear - Nissan announces electric sports car
Geneva-bound ‘Esflow’ EV concept cuddles the Earth and destroys your face
Decent article - bonehead comments.
Geneva-bound ‘Esflow’ EV concept cuddles the Earth and destroys your face
Decent article - bonehead comments.
Jaff
Active Member
This is an interesting idea...don't know that it'd be better though.
"On the inside, the ESFLOW saves weight by swapping conventional seats for a pair of gold-leather-upholstered fixed chairs sculpted into the bulkhead – the driver adjusts the steering wheel and pedals instead."
Read more: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/a...esflow_electric_sports_car.html#ixzz1DUd0KGqX
"On the inside, the ESFLOW saves weight by swapping conventional seats for a pair of gold-leather-upholstered fixed chairs sculpted into the bulkhead – the driver adjusts the steering wheel and pedals instead."
Read more: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/news/a...esflow_electric_sports_car.html#ixzz1DUd0KGqX
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
That is a beautiful, modern, slick looking sports car in my opinion. I hope they build it and price it somewhat reasonably. Since it's the LEAF pack they might be able to keep it under $50K. Love that profile
JRP3
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EVNow
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Yes I would consider myself cautiously optimistic. The ESflow is cool but replace the roadster with it? I would need to know more to even think about that. Back seat? Warranty? Price? Is it a stripped down car like the Roadster or would the Infiniti version be more pampering?
Infinity EV will probably compete with Model S and BMW megacity.
Tommy
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The cords could be for the lighting for the photo shoot. I took the liberty to increase the brightness and contrast on the photo showing the extend-able front grill and now visible is what looks to be the charging port for the car in the grill itself, which was not visible in the original photo due to the darkness of the photo. Makes me wonder if Tesla might do the same with the Model S.
JRP3
Hyperactive Member
I realize it's just a prototype but I don't like the way that charge port is oriented. Charging in the rain would be problematic.
