Japan-based Global Auto Manufacturer Nissan has finally revealed it’s first test car based on the all-electric Nissan LEAF+ technology which features high-power, twin-motor all-wheel-control drive system integrated with Nissan-developed chassis control technology which will be featured in future EV cars of the company.
The new EV technology is one of the major part of “Nissan Intelligent Mobility, the company’s vision of how vehicles are driven, powered and integrated into society.”
The Test Car has separate front and rear electric motors which produces 227 kilowatts of maximum output and 680 Nm of maximum torque which using Nissan’s advanced EV technology to provide uncommonly smooth, acceleration to the car.
While it’s a test car it is equipped with overfenders and rally style wheels which confirms that the test car confirms is ready to take on the most punishing of road conditions. The EV technology of the car helps to control even when cornering over snow-covered roads thanks to ultra-high-precision motor and brake control.
Internally, it features a 12.3-inch touchscreen display in the center of the instrument panel that reports, in real-time, information on the vehicle control technology via a polished graphic interface.
The production version of this test car is not possibly coming in the future.
