2011 Geneva Motor Show: Nissan ESFlow Concept Live Photos
2011 Geneva Motor Show: Nissan ESFlow Concept Live Photos
The Future is here The electric Sports Car of Nissan “ESFLOW” an concept car has been made public in the globe in a Geneva Motors Event at Frankfurt, Germany.
Though Nissan’s Leaf was very popular electric car. But it’s new concept car ESFLOW Would prove world wrong that EVs cannot be exited. They have made it very exciting!!It's essentially a restructured Leaf, using that car's battery wrapped up in a dramatic sports body. The Footage exposes the hi-tech interiors of the ESFLOW for the 1st time.
The Answer to the question “What a eco-friendly sports car would look like?” Is Nissan’s ESFLOW and on the basis of what we have seen, I think it’s a Thumb’s Up for ESFLOW.Using the same technology as used in Leaf, the concept car shows that there is no compromise in the passion and fun that is involved in driving as before. The drivers will have same enthusiasm with this concept electric car also.Mostly every specification is known; lithium-ion battery pack, composite body and light-weight aluminum frame as found in Leaf. Thrilling performance and selection of approximately 150 mpc is what ESFLOW guarantees. Going to pack of battery it is situated low and a well thought is given on weight distribution for handling balance.
It also announced that in less than 5.0 seconds the rear-wheel drive ESFLOW will also do 0-62 miles per hour, which puts it in the list of top sports autos on today's market.A weird ,hi tech quality of ESFLOW is given by blue LED’s which are build into composite body .Charging Points is an another very good idea; Underneath the head lights ,beneath the flip-up channels they are quietly placed. The wheel and pedals moves electrically and the cabin’s seats are fixed making the seats much lighter.
So, what do you think, is ESFLOW feasible? Yes it is incredibly close to production though its looks are cool. Nissan says that the postulate is founded on the already existing, technology, but the implementation is very innovative. The wild curves which are seen in the picture are not made of steel but they are made of composite, and are wrapped over an aluminum frame.