Nissan Esflow
Nissan has unveiled Esflow Concept at the 2011 Geneva Motor Show. The Nissan Esflow Concept uses driveline similar toNissan Leaf. It is an electric sports car, but it is much different than your average sports car.
Some of the design features and technology will be transferred over to another anticipated Nissan n model, the 370Z Hybrid.
The two-seat Esflow concept is a rear-wheel-drive sports car, that promises its only emissions will be some why-so-serious smiles. A pair of electric motors sits above the rear wheels. The powertrain for the Nissan Esflow consist of two electric motors which are positioned above the rear wheels and a low mounted laminated lithium-ion battery pack for better weight distribution.
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The latest from Bertone is this Jaguar B99 Concept unveiled at the 2011 Geneva Auto Show. Bertone characterizes this as a "minimalist luxury sports sedan." See Bertone Jaguar B99 Concept photos here: roadn.tk
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Italian design firm Touring Superleggera and German supercar manufacturer Gumpert have unveiled the mid-engine Tornante sports car at the 2011 Geneva Auto Show. See new 2012 Gumpert Tornante photos here: roadn.tk
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With the introduction of the 2012 Aston Martin Virage, the British sports car maker now offers three distinct V-12 models on the same 107.9-inch wheelbase. Or better yet, the new lineup should be described as sporty (DB9), sportier (Virage), sportiest (DBS). See new 2012 Aston Martin Virage photos here: roadn.tk
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Meet the four seat, four-wheel drive, Ferrari FF just unveiled at the 2011 Geneva Auto Show. See Ferrari FF photos here: roadn.tk
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The latest VW Microbus concept unveiled at the 2011 Geneva Auto Show. See Volkswagen Bulli Concept photos here: roadn.tk
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The year’s final auto show - the Dubai International Auto Show - is set to take place from December 16-20 and it looks like a number of supercar concepts are scheduled to make an appearance. Now on it’s 10th year, the Dubai Auto Show is shaping up to be the last big hurrah for a lot of automakers to showcase their concepts before the calendar turns to 2010.
One car that has already been given the green light to grace the event is BMW’s M1 supercar. First unveiled last year, the M1 is expected to hit Dubai as a mid-engined car with a number of modifications - it looks a little bigger from the one that was unveiled before and - from when we first saw it back in 2008. So the new BMW M1 will be inspired by both the original M1 and the concept. According to Phil Horton, managing director of BMW Middle East: "Th
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