Nissan challenges Tesla in massive shift to electric with 'complete reinterpretation' of the car

Nissan challenges Tesla in massive shift to electric with 'complete reinterpretation' of the car

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https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/15/nissan-and-infiniti-take-on-tesla-in-massive-shift-to-electric-autos.html

While most of the products debuting at this year's North American International Auto Show give a glimpse of what will be coming to showrooms before the end of the year, Japanese automaker Nissan and its luxury Infiniti brand, are looking a bit further into the future with a pair of radical battery-electric vehicle concepts.

The Nissan IMs and Infiniti QX Inspiration, unveiled in Detroit this week, don't just hint at the broad plans the two marques have to electrify their lineups. The models imagine what Nissan's North American CEO described as a "complete reinterpretation" of how tomorrow's zero-emissions vehicles will be designed and engineered. Among other things, that will allow them to create vastly more roomy interiors by all but eliminating the traditional engine compartment.

Nissan challenges Tesla in massive shift to electric with 'complete reinterpretation' of the car

Jan 17, 2019, 1:25pm UTC
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/01/15/nissan-and-infiniti-take-on-tesla-in-massive-shift-to-electric-autos.html > While most of the products debuting at this year's North American International Auto Show give a glimpse of what will be coming to showrooms before the end of the year, Japanese automaker Nissan and its luxury Infiniti brand, are looking a bit further into the future with a pair of radical battery-electric vehicle concepts. > The Nissan IMs and Infiniti QX Inspiration, unveiled in Detroit this week, don't just hint at the broad plans the two marques have to electrify their lineups. The models imagine what Nissan's North American CEO described as a "complete reinterpretation" of how tomorrow's zero-emissions vehicles will be designed and engineered. Among other things, that will allow them to create vastly more roomy interiors by all but eliminating the traditional engine compartment.