Hah, Nissan GT-R Can Turn The Direction To Be An Electric Sports Car Like Tesla?

Lately, the era of high-powered cars that use electricity as the selling power of the increasingly mushroomed online motorcycle taxi that has developed in recent months. Not difficult to mention the example, because there are Mercedes Benz SLS AMG Electric Drive, Tesla Model S and several other cars. This step would be followed by other brands as well, in order to keep selling fast cars but not accused of damaging the atmosphere due to exhaust from the car that fast.

Porsche seems to have started to glance at the goal that we mentioned earlier, as evidenced by the introduction of Mission E Concept at the Frankfurt Motor Show yesterday. After Porsche, Nissan seems to have also been willing to leave more traces in electric car engineering. No half-hearted, they will use their ace, Nissan GT-R as a powerful electric car project. Wih!

According to his conversation with Top Gear UK, Gareth Dunsmore as director of Nissan's European electric vehicle said, "The rate of change over the last 5 years is phenomenal. If today, we can not make the GT-R electric-powered. But do we want to make it? Obviously we wanted to. What in the future can we make it? There seems to be no technical reason that we can not implement electric car technology to make a car fast. "

If you really want to seriously, what Nissan should design a total of GT-R power from zero? Looks like it does not need, because if the electric car technology is tight, they already have a base. We mean Nissan Leaf, but not the usual Nissan Leaf, but the Nissan Leaf racing version called Leaf Nismo RC, an electric car that runs pretty fast.

But if talking about the electric GT-R is still a little distance, maybe closest we can discuss GT-R R36. The concept remains based on Nissan 2020 Vision Gran Turismo which will reveal the latest version in the event the Tokyo Motor Show later. Well, lest the next 20 years Toyota Supra and Honda NSX be electric cars as well. What do you think? Convey in the comments field!