Also unveiled at the 2011 Geneva auto show was the Nissan ESFlow, an electric sports car. Although this electric sports car concept looks like a Z, it was built from the ground up for its electric power train. Lithium ion batteries are located over the front axle, while two electric motors drive the rear wheels, contributing to even weight balance. The headlights actually conceal charging points.
Although Nissan hasn't announced plans to build a production version of the ESFlow, the electric powertrain developed for the Leaf opens up many possibilities.
Although Nissan hasn't announced plans to build a production version of the ESFlow, the electric powertrain developed for the Leaf opens up many possibilities.