A video and an image gallery show us the Nissan Bladeglider in action

A few weeks ago we were talking about the Nissan Bladeglider and the visit it was going to make to Brazil, where it was going to be presented to the South American market, although it is a prototype that still has to go through several refinement processes before it becomes a commercial electric vehicle. We then had the opportunity to see some images, above all thanks to its presentation at the Tokyo Motor Show, but now we can see more images and even a video in which we see it moving through the track with elegance.

The two models that will be seen in Brazil have undergone further refinement processes, so they have some features that could not be seen at the Tokyo Motor Show in 2013. One of the two prototypes has been presiding over one of the Olympic venues, and the other has been used to provide transport services to VIP personalities and journalists, who have been able to enjoy this fully electric car with zero emissions. And many comforts, of course.

It is not a traditional car, either in performance or in design. The Nissan Bladeglider has an attractive design, shaped like an arrowhead that makes heads turn as it passes. This reinforces the image of a clean, fast, agile and silent car that Nissan wanted to convey, so it fully meets its objective. The doors open backwards, unlike traditional cars, and its aerodynamic shape helps it achieve a truly impressive look.

The rear-wheel drive of the Nissan Bladeglider is powered by two 130 kWh motors, which allow it to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 5 seconds and reach a top speed of 190 km/h. Three driving modes allow the driver to remain comfortable. While we wait for this electric vehicle to reach the international market, we are going to have the chance to look at this image gallery and a video to enjoy its presence. Shall we go?

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Source | Nissan