For all of those who thought electric vehicles were only meant for inter-city transport and grocery store runs, think again.
Nissan will send the Land Glider Concept into production by using the Leaf EV’s platform. The Nissan Leaf EV sports coupe will be available in the United States in the next three to five years according to reports.
The Nissan Land Glider concept has four wheels, but it leans into corners like a motorcycle. Two people sit one behind the other and the easy navigation allows you to cut through traffic in the comfort of an air-conditioned cabin.
Measuring nearly half the width of a family car, the Land Glider Concept has a maximum top speed of 62mph.
There are no details available at this point on how much of all that is going to cross over into the production model, but expect something much more conventional from Nissan. If the vehicle turns out to be as sporty as the rendering here, then I see a lot of buyers licking their lips!
Image Source – Auto In Car
Posted by Shrawan Raja on July 26, 2010. Read More on Electric Vehicles, Nissan, Renderings · 0 Comment
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