Detroit 2019: Electric study from Nissan
NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE Nissan showed the rather unusual IMs study at the American International Auto Show in Detroit (runs until January 27). The 4.85-meter-long sports sedan is powered by one electric motor per axle, which together mobilize 483 hp (360 kW) and 800 Newton meters of torque. The 115-kWh battery is said to guarantee a range of around 600 kilometers. [...]
The 4.85-meter-long sports sedan is powered by one electric motor per axle, which together mobilize 483 hp (360 kW) and 800 Newton meters of torque. The 115 kWh battery is said to guarantee a range of around 600 kilometers.
Seat combination each as required
Inside, the Nissan IMs Concept features a unique 2+1-2 seating layout: the front seats swivel, while the rear row either offers space for three passengers or converts into an exclusive and comfortable single seat by folding away the narrow side seats.
Constant monitoring of the driver
Whether the IMs Concept is driving in manual or autonomous mode, the driver is monitored. If cameras and sensors detect by facial expression and seat posture that he or she should no longer be able to control the car, and if necessary, measures are initiated to stop the vehicle in a safe and controlled manner.
