The platform of the Nissan electric LEAF allowed the Japanese engineers to derive a zero emissions sports car, called Esflow and recognizable by the large near-perfect body proportions. The Esflow provides two-seater, rear wheel drive and an electric motor for each wheel of the rear axle with laminated lithium-ion batteries.
This package allows it to reach 100 km / h from a standing start in less than five seconds for a range of 240 km. Very special, too folding seats for driver and front passenger, carved into the shell and covered in chamois gold. In the stand even the new Nissan 370Z GT Edition, a special series with full optional equipment introduced to celebrate the fortieth anniversary Datsun 240Z with European specifications.
This version uses RAYS forged alloy wheels from 19 inches instead of the standard 18-inch, lowered suspension and navigation system Nissan Connect Premium. Three colors available: pearl white, metallic black and the new Black Rose, all combined with the strips positioned just above the sill. 
This package allows it to reach 100 km / h from a standing start in less than five seconds for a range of 240 km. Very special, too folding seats for driver and front passenger, carved into the shell and covered in chamois gold. In the stand even the new Nissan 370Z GT Edition, a special series with full optional equipment introduced to celebrate the fortieth anniversary Datsun 240Z with European specifications.
This version uses RAYS forged alloy wheels from 19 inches instead of the standard 18-inch, lowered suspension and navigation system Nissan Connect Premium. Three colors available: pearl white, metallic black and the new Black Rose, all combined with the strips positioned just above the sill.
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