Nissan BladeGlider, a prototype of a high-performance electric vehicle, that debuted at Rio de Janeiro brings cutting edge Intelligent Mobility to life.
Nissan has unveiled the working prototype of its futuristic Nissan Blade Glider vehicle that combines zero-emissions with high-performance in a revolutionary sports car design. The vehicles, developed from concept cars first shown at the Tokyo Auto Show in 2013, have arrived in Brazil to symbolize future technologies that will combine Intelligent Mobility, environmentally friendly impact and sportscar driving capabilities.
Carlos Ghosn, president and chief executive officer, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. said: “These prototypes epitomize Nissan’s drive to expand its Intelligent Mobility strategy, where driving pleasure combines with environmental responsibility. Nissan believes that enthusiasts should look forward to a zero emission future and Nissan Blade Glider is a perfect demonstration of that. It’s the electric vehicle for car lovers.”
The debut of the Nissan Bladeglider prototypes forms part of Nissan’s on-going commitment to the development of zero-emission vehicles and new automotive technologies including autonomous drive systems and connectivity. Nissan already sells the world’s highest-volume zero emission car, the LEAF, and is pioneering Intelligent Mobility systems that will be deployed in a range of vehicles over coming years.
This story is from the October 2016 edition of CEO India.
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