The 2011 Nissan Esflow Concept is one of the highly innovative cars released by Nissan Motors. The Esflow is basically created to regulate the use of “Zero Emission”. The latter is considered as Nissan’s advocacy program for environmental awareness. Unlike most sports cars, the Esflow is not classified as an existing Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) vehicle.
The Esflow’s overall design was derived from an existing technology. The aluminum chassis is made from “power train units” which are commonly installed in the Nissan LEAF. The Esflow comes in a “rear-wheel” driving system which allows the running of two motors simultaneously. The car’s vibrant proportions are carefully attached above the rear-wheel’s axis to create a “mid-ship position”. The car’s battery packs are made from “Lithium-Ion” which is also found in the Nissan LEAF. The battery packs are placed along the front axis in the rear wheels.
The Esflow’s interior features play a very significant role in ecology today. The car’s cabin has a clean appearance and the rest of the interior components are tightly upholstered with steel frames. The seats meanwhile are made from upholstered gold suede and leather. The doors are thoroughly trimmed with dark blue suede colors for sophisticated look.
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